Manmeet Singh - Attorney, Richmond Hill, NY

Manmeet Singh, is the founder and principal attorney of the Law Offices of Manmeet Singh, P.C., and has practiced in New York for over a decade (website states “licensed to practice law in New York for over a decade”). He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M) degree from Dickinson School of Law, Pennsylvania State University.

Before founding his own firm, Manmeet Singh gained experience in a variety of legal fields, and notably was co-counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in a successful lawsuit relating to a Sikh student’s ROTC enlistment rights. Beyond litigation, his firm emphasises transactional work (especially real-estate closings) and general practice capabilities. He is described as strategic, responsive and dedicated to making the legal process as seamless as possible for his clients—especially those navigating home purchases or complex litigation.

The Law Offices of Manmeet Singh, P.C. is a full-service law firm based in Forest Hills / Queens, New York. Founded and led by attorney Manmeet Singh, the firm is built to guide clients through a wide array of legal matters—from real-estate closings and commercial conveyances to landlord-tenant disputes, bankruptcy filings, personal‐injury claims and criminal/immigration matters. With an emphasis on personalized service, clear communication, and strong local knowledge of New York City and Long Island legal practice, the firm commits to walking clients step-by-step through each legal process, showing patience, professionalism and responsiveness.

Whether you’re buying or selling property, are facing tenant/landlord litigation, need advice on a bankruptcy or want counsel in a civil or criminal matter, the firm provides solutions tailored to your life and business in the NYC region. Client reviews underline the accessibility of the attorney, the clarity of counsel and the smooth handling of complex processes (especially home closings). With its Queens location, the firm is well positioned to serve the diverse communities of New York, offering culturally aware and community-focused representation.