Experienced
Martha Dwyer has been a practicing lawyer in New York City for approximately 30 years, representing large businesses, small businesses, start-ups and individuals. She has practiced corporate and transactional law, working on a large number of acquisitions and related financings. She also practiced in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, financing, securities law, commercial and contract law at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom for approximately six years. Martha Dwyer, who has had her own practice for approximately 17 years, continues to practice corporate and transactional law, along with:

Responsive
Martha Dwyer’s clients consistently describe her as extremely accessible, a lawyer who “responds quickly” and effectively addresses their concerns. View additional Client Comments.

Martha Dwyer serves in the following capacities:

	Member of the American Bar Association and its committee on LLCs, Partnerships and Unincorporated Entities.
	Member of the Bar Association of the City of New York.
	Member of the Board of Directors of The Southbury Training School Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing support to an intermediate care facility for persons suffering from mental retardation that operates a unique guardianship program providing guardian services to over 150 individuals suffering from mental retardation, and chairperson of its Development Committee.
	Member of the Board of Directors of Voice of the Retarded, a national organization concerned with quality of life and choice of residential options for persons suffering from mental retardation.
	Voice of the Retarded’s Pro Bono Coordinating Counsel. VOR is involved in litigation in a number of states throughout the country and is utilizing the services of pro bono counsel in several of these states.
	Member of the board of directors of the cooperative corporation that owns the building in which she resides in New York, NY.