About Moshe Bennie
Moshe Bennie Nachum practices law in New York and New Jersey and is admitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He earned his law degree from New York Law School. His training there grounded him in litigation skills and courtroom procedure, and he carried those skills into practice immediately after graduation.
Early in his career Nachum built experience across state and federal matters. He handles appearances in trial courts and courts of appeal, prepares briefs and motions, and appears at hearings. Colleagues describe him as methodical in court work and attentive to procedural detail. He has worked on matters that required both trial advocacy and appellate briefing, and he has handled complex procedural postures when cases moved between trial courts and higher tribunals.
At Rosenberg & Estis, P.C., Nachum joined a firm known for its litigation bench and transactional practice. He has been part of teams that manage multi-faceted cases. In that environment he has developed routines for managing discovery, coordinating with expert witnesses when needed, and tailoring arguments for judges at different levels. He also advises clients on litigation strategy and on the practical implications of litigation choices.
Clients and attorneys who have worked with Nachum note his steady courtroom presence and concise writing. His pleadings aim for clarity rather than elaborate rhetoric. In appellate work he focuses on clearly framed legal questions and on preserving issues at trial that may be essential on appeal. He adapts to fast-moving case schedules and to the procedural particularities of state and federal dockets in New York and New Jersey.
Outside the courtroom Nachum contributes to case preparation and mentorship within his teams. He reviews evidence, outlines deposition strategy and assists in drafting dispositive motions. He keeps abreast of developments in local rules and appellate procedures that can affect timing and outcome. His approach to client communication is direct and practical, aimed at helping clients understand the steps involved in litigation.
He currently concentrates his practice on matters arising in New York and New Jersey state courts and in proceedings that advance to the Second Circuit.
