About Orlie
Orlie Taber practices law in New York as a lawyer at Rekhi Taber PLLC. She is a familiar figure to clients who seek counsel on matters that arise under state law. Colleagues describe her as steady and precise in the courtroom and at the negotiating table.
Taber earned her J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law. Her legal education provided a foundation in litigation, legal writing and the procedural rules that govern practice in New York courts. She completed the program during a period of substantial change in legal education, and left equipped to move into private practice.
Her professional history centers on work at Rekhi Taber PLLC. She serves there as a lawyer, taking on matters brought by private clients and businesses. At the firm she handles pleadings, client counseling and courtroom appearances. Those duties require attention to procedural detail and to the deadlines that shape civil litigation in New York.
Taber maintains an active membership in the State Bar of New York. That affiliation supports her ongoing familiarity with changes in state law and court rules. She participates in bar activities that relate to professional responsibility and practice management, and she draws on those resources in advising clients about case strategy and risk.
In practice, Taber spends time drafting motions, preparing discovery, and presenting arguments in hearings. She also advises clients on compliance issues that arise under state statutes and local regulations. Her colleagues note she approaches each matter by assessing the legal options available and mapping a clear course for clients to follow.
Outside the immediate demands of casework, Taber keeps up with developments in New York law through continuing legal education and firm-based training. That routine helps her adapt to changes in court procedures and evidentiary standards. She represents clients before New York tribunals and provides guidance on disputes and transactional questions, and she currently practices at Rekhi Taber PLLC handling matters arising under New York law.
