About Howard I.
Howard I. Dubow entered Brooklyn Law School at a moment when the legal profession was changing rapidly. He earned his Bachelor of Science at Brooklyn College and completed his J.D. in 1969. Those early years shaped a career that has spanned decades and several areas of private practice.
After law school Mr. Dubow moved into private practice and built a steady law practice. He is a partner at Genser Dubow Genser & Cona. That role places him in firm leadership and client work, where he has handled matters that require both courtroom presence and detailed legal analysis.
Over the years his work has included litigation, client counseling, and transactional matters. He has represented clients in court and advised others outside of litigation. The exact mix of assignments has varied with client needs and the firm’s priorities, and the breadth of work has kept his practice active through changes in law and business.
Professional membership has been part of his public profile. He holds current memberships in the Nassau County Bar Association and the New York State Bar. Those affiliations anchor a local and statewide practice network and provide regular contact with colleagues across specialties.
Colleagues describe him as steady and practical in case handling. He has taken on roles that combine direct client work with mentoring younger lawyers and contributing to firm management. Over time he has seen shifts in litigation practices, discovery rules, and courtroom technology, and he has adapted to those changes while maintaining a client-focused practice.
He maintains a presence in the New York legal community through his work at Genser Dubow Genser & Cona. In the office he continues to advise and represent clients in the kinds of matters the firm handles, applying long experience to present-day legal problems. He currently practices at Genser Dubow Genser & Cona, where he advises and represents clients in matters handled by the firm.
