Bikram Singh - Attorney, New York, NY

Bikram Singh is a trial-tested New York attorney with deep experience in housing and real-estate litigation, business disputes, and landlord–tenant law. A graduate of Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, Bikram previously led his own practice before co-founding Singh & Rani. He’s known for practical courtroom advocacy, community housing work, and results for small businesses and tenants alike.

Mr. Singh has been practicing law in the New York State and Federal Courts for more than 11 years. He was a principal attorney at Bikram Singh Law, P.C., after graduating with honors from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in 2008.

Singh & Rani, LLP is a New-York-based litigation and transactional boutique built to serve clients facing some of the city’s most stressful legal problems: housing disputes, landlord-tenant fights, commercial real estate conflicts, personal injury claims and medical-malpractice matters. Founded and led by partners with courtroom experience and municipal/insurance backgrounds, the firm combines neighborhood-level know-how with trial experience in state and federal courts.

Whether defending a tenant facing eviction, representing a small business in a lease dispute, pursuing compensation after a personal injury, or defending clients in criminal matters, Singh & Rani emphasize clear communication, practical solutions and accessible pricing — including contingency arrangements where appropriate. The partners’ combined experience includes public-sector and in-house roles (Bronx DA’s office, municipal hospital systems, insurance defense) that inform a pragmatic approach to litigation strategy and client counseling.

Community engagement is a throughline: the firm’s attorneys have been recognized for work on housing access and for contributions to local community groups. Located in Midtown Manhattan (5 Penn Plaza), Singh & Rani positions itself as an accessible firm for New Yorkers who want aggressive representation grounded in local court experience. For consultations, the firm invites prospective clients to call, email, or use the website contact form to arrange an appointment.