STEVEN J. PEDDY

Born Brooklyn, New York, October 25, 1951; admitted to bar, 1977, New York;

Education: Hobart College (B.A. 1973); Hofstra University (J.D. 1976);

Member: Nassau County Bar Association (Real Estate and Banking Committees) Chairman, Nassau County Bar Association Banking Law Committee l987-88; New York Land Title Association; Board of Directors, Long Island Children's Museum;

Publications: Editor, "Regulation of Finance", THE NEW YORK REAL PROPERTY SERVICE (1987);

Lectures: to the Queens County Bar Association on mortgages and mortgage foreclosures in New York State (1983), to the Thrift Association Loan Servicing Society of New York on Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 and 13, The Effect on the Secured Creditor (1984); to newly admitted members of the New York Bar at a Seminar sponsored by a major title company on Co-op and Condominium Transactions and the Role of the Lending Institution (1985); to Nassau County Bar Association on Fire Insurance Proceeds, Rights of Mortgagor and Mortgagee (l986), to The Long Island Mortgage Officer's Society on issues dealing with Lender Liability (1989); and as member of the faculty of the National Business Institute, Inc. on Mortgage Foreclosure in New York (1991).

Mr. Peddy concentrates in the areas of real estate, banking, commercial lending, and mortgage foreclosure. He is a frequent lecturer on real estate topics. He is managing partner of the firm.

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