Phyllis Weisberg has over 40 years of experience, primarily focusing on the representation of boards of cooperative apartment buildings and condominiums. Her extensive experience in the industry includes handling governance issues, alterations, disputes between and among shareholders/unit owners, issues with neighboring buildings, construction and contract issues, and municipal matters.

Phyllis has also made significant contributions to the broader industry in her role as former chair of the New York City Bar’s Committee on Cooperatives and Condominiums. During her tenure, the Committee completed and issued the new form of Condominium Contract of Sale. She is frequently quoted by national and industry media and regularly authors articles for publications, including The New York Times, The Cooperator and Habitat Magazine. She is a frequent lecturer and panelist at symposia on cooperative and condominium law, as well as other real estate-related matters.

Extending her counsel to the community, since 2011 Phyllis has assisted women co-op and condo board presidents in exploring issues important to their roles, including the impact of gender in board interactions.

In addition to her active legal practice, Phyllis serves as regional support to AT Government Strategies. Phyllis appears often before local governmental bodies on behalf of her clients. She also interacts with local elected officials on behalf of her clients and in connection with issues related to the broader coop and condo community.