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Todd Kulkin is a partner and the lead attorney of the transactional department of the Warren Law Group in New York. He concentrates his practice on assisting accredited and institutional investors and companies in the areas of private equity, banking, and mergers and acquisitions involving regulatory bodies such as the FINRA, the SEC, the IRS, the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Federal Reserve System in matters related to:
Trustworthy, reliable and accessible, Mr. Kulkin considers all the aspects of an issue before moving forward with a sense of fairness and ethics. A strategy-focused attorney, he develops highly cost-effective and creative solutions, aiming to significantly reduce the potential tax, civil and criminal liability of his clients without compromising on their objectives. An accomplished educator, he equips his clients with the knowledge needed to accelerate growth and mitigate risks.
A 2007 graduate of Brandeis University, Mr. Kulkin obtained his B.A. with honors majoring in classical studies, archaeology/ancient history and philosophy. He wrote a thesis on a comparative study between 5th Century Athenian Law and American Jurisprudence. In 2010, he earned his J.D. from the University at Buffalo. He served as the Buffalo Intellectual Property Law Journal editor and was a guest speaker at the 2010 Stanford Law School Food Law & Policy Symposium.
A member of the New York Bar and the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, Mr. Kulkin operated his own practice serving the needs of the business community before joining the current firm. He has been honored with a ?Good? rating on Avvo. He greatly enjoys teaching and advising other attorneys about corporate, securities, anti-money laundering and not-for-profit legal issues.
