Ellis Oster Honored Among Leaders in Law by Marquis Who's Who
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Apr 1, 2025
The law firm of Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is pleased to announce that Hinshaw partner Ellis Oster has been selected for inclusion in the 2025 Marquis Who's Who directory.
Individuals featured in Marquis Who's Who are chosen based on their current reference value and are considered based on factors such as their position, achievements, visibility, and prominence in their respective fields.
Oster has over 15 years of experience in foreclosure and real estate matters, including litigation, transactions, distressed properties, and evictions, primarily for clients in the consumer finance, mortgage lending, and loan servicing sectors. Throughout his practice, he has achieved more than 40 published appellate victories across New York's Appellate Division and has successfully represented clients in numerous trial court cases.
Oster maintains strong relationships with institutional clients, guiding them through regulatory developments and compliance policies while also negotiating favorable settlements and advising on New York's evolving foreclosure laws and consumer protection regulations.
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