About Steven Luis
Steven Luis Guerra trained at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University. He graduated into a busy legal market and built experience in both private firms and federal courtrooms. Early in his career he gained positions at established small firms that handled a range of matters, then moved on to further roles that deepened his courtroom familiarity.
His first recorded firm employment came in 2015 at McCoyd, Parkas & Ronan LLP. There he worked as a lawyer and handled matters that required day-to-day client interaction and courtroom preparation. In 2018 he joined The MacLean Law Office, P.C., again in the role of lawyer. Those years were formative. They exposed him to federal practice and the procedural demands of litigation in New York.
Guerra is admitted in New York and in the federal courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. That standing means he can appear in both state and federal tribunals. It also shapes the contours of the cases he takes and the procedural settings he navigates on behalf of clients.
He maintains memberships in the New York State Bar Association and the Moot Court Association. The former connects him to continuing legal education and professional networks across the state. The latter reflects an ongoing link to organized advocacy and appellate practice forums.
Today he operates under the name Steven Guerra, Lawyer at Law. His work is rooted in practice before New York state courts and the federal districts where he holds admission. He draws on courtroom experience he developed at his earlier firms to prepare and present cases, manage discovery, and advise clients about litigation pathways.
Guerra's professional trajectory shows a steady move from associate roles in small firms to an independent practice presence. He has handled matters that required federal filing and appearances. Colleagues and clients encounter a lawyer familiar with local practice rules and the procedural demands of both the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.
He currently focuses his practice on matters in New York state and the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.
