About Lawrence
Lawrence Israeloff built a career at the meeting point of law, accounting and business. He trained at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, attended New York University School of Law and studied at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. Those institutions shaped an approach that blends financial literacy with legal analysis.
He has moved between classrooms and courtroom-adjacent practice. At Pace University School of Law he serves as an adjunct professor of tax law, teaching topics that require both legal reasoning and numerical precision. His teaching complements the work he does in private practice and gives him an ongoing connection to legal education and the next generation of tax lawyers.
Israeloff maintains an active presence in professional associations that span law and accounting. He is a member of the American Bar Association and the New York State Bar Association. He also holds memberships in the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the New York State Society of CPAs. Those dual memberships signal a professional life that crosses disciplinary lines and that relies on staying current with both regulatory and technical developments.
In practice he operates from an office under the name The Law Offices Of Lawrence Israeloff. He is licensed to practice in New York and handles matters that require an understanding of tax rules as well as the accounting conventions that underpin financial statements and tax filings. Colleagues and students note that his work often involves translating complex tax regulations into practical advice for clients who must balance risk, compliance and business planning.
His career path reflects steady ties to New York’s legal and financial communities. He teaches at Pace while running a small practice, an arrangement that keeps him connected to academic debate and real-world problem solving. He participates in bar and accounting association activities to track developments in tax law, professional standards and policy changes that affect taxpayers and practitioners alike.
He continues to teach, to maintain professional memberships and to advise clients through his law office. He concentrates his practice on tax law and matters that intersect with accounting and finance.
