About Marc S.
Marc S — Ehrlich is a distinguished bankruptcy attorney based in Troy, New York. He has been practicing law in New York since 1984, bringing nearly four decades of experience to his clients. His firm, Ehrlich Law Firm, P.C., is located at 64 Second Street and specializes in consumer bankruptcy cases. This focus allows him to assist individuals facing financial difficulties, guiding them through the details of bankruptcy law. Ehrlich earned his Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law in 1983.
Prior to his legal education, he graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in History from Hobart College in 1980. This academic foundation gave him critical analytical skills, which he applies in his legal practice. His commitment to education and professional development is evident in his board certification in Consumer Bankruptcy Law, a credential he has held since 2004. Throughout his career, Ehrlich has demonstrated a strong commitment to pro bono work. Since the mid-1980s, he has handled approximately 500 pro bono cases, collaborating closely with the Legal Aid Society of Northern New York.
This dedication to serving those in need was recognized in 2019 when he received the American Bar Association’s Pro Bono Publico Award. His efforts have not only impacted individual lives but have also contributed to the broader legal community’s commitment to access to justice. In addition to his private practice, Ehrlich has served as a Chapter 7 panel Trustee for the Northern District of New York since 1991. This role involves overseeing bankruptcy cases and ensuring that the process is conducted fairly and efficiently. His contributions to the legal community have been acknowledged with several awards, including the President’s Pro Bono Service Attorney Award from the New York State Bar Association in 2001 and its Small Firm Pro Bono Award in 2013.
Furthermore, he has been honored with the Distinguished Service Award for Private Attorney Involvement by the Legal Aid Society of Northern New York three times. Outside of his legal practice, Ehrlich is actively involved in community organizations. He serves as vice president of the Albany Jewish Community Center, where he helps foster community engagement and support. Additionally, he has held the position of past president of the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York. Through these roles, Ehrlich continues to demonstrate his commitment to both the legal profession and the community at large, making a significant impact in various capacities.
