About Alexander
Alexander Korotkin built a legal career that blends steady local ties and long-form practice. He took an early interest in economics and law. He earned a B.A. in Managerial Economics from Union College in 1985 and completed his J.D. at the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1991. Those degrees set the foundation for a practice rooted in New York.
He entered the organized bar mid-decade. Korotkin joined the New York State Bar Association in 1995 and became a member of the Monroe County Bar Association in 1997, memberships he still maintains. His association activity situates him in the professional life of upstate New York and reflects years of engagement with local rules and practice norms.
His early recorded employment includes a position as an associate in 1997 at a firm listed as Chamberlain D Amanda. That role came after his legal education and preceded his decision to start his own office. In 2008 he established the Law Office of Alexander Korotkin, Esq., operating as owner. Over time he transitioned from associate-level work to running a small, independent practice.
Korotkin’s career arc is straightforward. He moved from university study to law school, into association memberships, into associate work, and then into solo practice. The record does not list judicial appointments or public office. It does show continuity in the professional organizations that surround trial and transactional practice in New York.
Colleagues and clients who have worked with him would find someone who chose a private practice path and sustained it for years. Running a solo office requires handling case preparation, client intake, and the administrative side of lawyering alongside substantive legal work. His resume suggests that breadth of day-to-day responsibilities.
He practices in New York and maintains ties through the county and state bar groups that have been part of his career since the 1990s. He now serves clients from his own firm, the Law Office of Alexander Korotkin, Esq., applying his experience in the legal community to matters that arise within the state. He currently concentrates his practice in New York, handling client matters through his private firm.
