Samara Geller is a Partner at Kucker Marino Winiarsky & Bittens LLP, where her practice focuses on landlord-tenant litigation, commercial litigation, and real estate disputes throughout New York. She represents property owners, management companies, and real estate stakeholders in a broad range of matters involving nonpayment proceedings, holdover proceedings, HP actions, lease disputes, and complex contractual and real estate-related litigation.

Samara regularly advises clients on litigation strategy, risk management, and dispute resolution matters affecting both residential and commercial real estate assets. She appears frequently in New York City Housing Court and New York State Supreme Court, handling matters that range from routine landlord-tenant disputes to complex litigation involving ownership rights, contractual obligations, and business-related real estate conflicts. Her practical understanding of the legal and operational challenges facing property owners allows her to provide strategic guidance that aligns legal objectives with broader business goals.

In addition to her landlord-tenant practice, Samara has extensive experience litigating commercial and real estate disputes in state and federal courts, including matters before the United States Bankruptcy Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York. Her experience across multiple forums enables her to guide clients through sophisticated disputes while developing practical solutions designed to protect assets, minimize risk, and achieve favorable outcomes.

Prior to joining KMWB, Samara practiced at several boutique New York law firms, where she handled a diverse range of commercial, real estate, landlord-tenant, and federal litigation matters. This broad litigation background continues to inform her strategic and results-oriented approach to client representation.

Samara earned her J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, where she was a member of the International Law Journal. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin.