WELCOME TO
THE LAW OFFICES
OF LOIS M. VITTI

Lois Vitti is the principal attorney of The Law Offices of Lois M. Vitti, PLLC and has been practicing law since 1995. She graduated from Widener University School of Law, where she studied Health Law with one of the leading scholars in this area, Professor Barry R. Furrow, assisting him with research and editing the Health Law treatise.

Upon graduation, Ms. Vitti acted as in house counsel to a physicians’ practice management company. Ms. Vitti established an in-house legal department and conducted due diligence while the company went public. Ms. Vitti also handled general corporate matters and oversaw the collection of over $30 million in medical receivables.

Subsequently, Ms. Vitti was associated with Ross, Suchoff, Hankin, Handwerker, Maidenbaum and Mazel and a general practice firm. For five years, she litigated commercial, real estate and subrogation claims, conducted trials, handled real estate closings, appeared at conferences and argued motions. Additionally, Ms. Vitti handled numerous bankruptcy filings, matrimonial disputes and appeals.

Ms. Vitti then joined Gersten, Savage, Kapolowitz, Wolf and Marcus primarily litigating commercial and securities claims. In a somewhat complex SEC enforcement action, Ms. Vitti drafted the appeal brief and related motions which were filed with the Second Circuit. Other clients included securities brokers and mid-sized corporations.

Since August 2003, Ms. Vitti has had her own practice allowing her to more closely focus on her client’s needs. She is consulting with a number of small businesses, drafting corporate documents, filing corporate papers, litigating disputes, protecting intellectual property rights and advising on potential avenues of growth. Several of her clients are small and medium sized businesses that have gained international recognition.

Ms. Vitti has also developed a substantial Family Law practice. On behalf of her clients, she has handled highly contested family matters and divorce proceedings involving complex financial disputes and custody issues.