About Joe
Joe LoBrutto is an attorney practicing in New York who combines legal training and a brokerage license in his work. He earned his J.D. from the City University of New York School of Law in 2019. That academic background placed him in the middle of a city legal community where real estate and immigration issues intersect with everyday life.
After law school, LoBrutto entered private practice and joined the legal bar in New York. He holds membership in the State Bar of New York and is also active in several local and national groups, including the Queens Bar Association, the City of New York Bar Association, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the Columbian Lawyers Association. Those memberships signal the professional circles he moves in and the kinds of matters that often come to his desk.
LoBrutto also carries a license as a real estate broker issued by the New York Department of State. That credential informs his approach to transactions, title concerns and negotiations that involve property interests. It gives him a dual perspective: one shaped by legal doctrine and another informed by the practical steps of real estate deals.
Throughout his career he has handled matters that require both transactional skill and knowledge of immigration regulations. Clients working on property purchases, leases or closings may find his brokerage license useful. Individuals and families navigating immigration paperwork and administrative processes may see his involvement in immigration law groups reflected in how he handles those files. He has built a practice that brings those elements together when cases call for them.
LoBrutto works from LoBrutto Law, P.C., where he practices in the New York area. The office handles a mix of client needs, from contract review and closings to petitions and counsel on immigration-related steps. He maintains active ties to the legal associations that keep him connected to developments in both real estate and immigration law.
Colleagues describe him as a lawyer who pays attention to procedural detail and who appreciates the practical side of transactions. His background as a licensed broker and a J.D. graduate of CUNY Law shapes his day-to-day work. He currently focuses his practice on matters involving real estate transactions and immigration law.
