About Pierre Anthony Lothar
Pierre Anthony Lothar Mommers earned his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 1994 after completing a B.A. in history at Hofstra University in 1990. His academic path combined a liberal arts background with professional legal training. The timeline set him on a career that spans more than three decades of practice.
After law school he entered private practice and took the steps necessary to practice in multiple jurisdictions. He is admitted to practice in both New York and Florida. Over the years he has handled matters that required familiarity with the procedural and substantive differences between those states. That dual admission has shaped how he approaches client work and case strategy.
Mommers has spent a substantial portion of his career working in firm settings. He is associated with Mommers & Colombo, Lawyers at Law. There he has worked alongside colleagues on client matters and contributed to the office’s handling of litigation and transactional matters. His resume reflects steady practice rather than academic appointments or public office.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing cases and attentive to courtroom detail. He favors direct client communication. The practice environment he operates in often requires juggling court appearances, filings and client meetings across state lines. That practical experience informs how he advises clients about procedural options and timing.
Outside of courtroom and office responsibilities, Mommers’s legal training in history and law underpins a careful approach to documentary records and precedent. He draws on that background when assembling factual narratives and when testing legal theories. That attention to record-keeping and chronology is a common thread in his work.
Today he continues to practice at Mommers & Colombo, Lawyers at Law. He handles client matters across New York and Florida, managing litigation and related transactional work for individuals and businesses in those jurisdictions.
