Biography

Elizabeth Schelling brings to Litt, Paulsen, Pearson, Ross, Specter, Wheeler, and Williams PLLC a wealth of judicial experience and a deep commitment to justice cultivated over years of service as a distinguished judge in the New York City Housing Court. Throughout her judicial tenure, Ms. Schelling specialized in landlord-tenant law and housing-related disputes, skillfully navigating the complexities of housing regulations to deliver fair and balanced resolutions. Her career on the bench was marked by meticulous attention to detail, thoughtful and impartial judgments, and an unwavering dedication to upholding the principles of equity and fairness within the challenging landscape of New York City's housing environment. As Senior Partner at LPPRSWW, PLLC, Ms. Schelling leverages her comprehensive expertise in housing law and dispute resolution to guide the firm's strategic growth in real estate and landlord-tenant matters. Her nuanced understanding of the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern housing allows her to steer complex cases toward effective and equitable solutions for clients, whether landlords, tenants, developers, or investors. Recognized for her leadership and her ability to balance competing interests with sensitivity and precision, she plays a pivotal role in mentoring junior attorneys and shaping the firm's culture of integrity and client-focused service. Ms. Schelling's transition from the judiciary to private practice reflects her continued dedication to facilitating just outcomes and advancing sustainable housing solutions in New York City and beyond. Her courtroom experience equips her with unique insights into litigation strategy, negotiation, and regulatory compliance, which she applies diligently to support LPPRSWW’s diverse clientele. Clients benefit from her principled approach, comprehensive knowledge, and a reputation for delivering results with professionalism and discretion. Elizabeth Schelling’s presence at LPPRSWW, PLLC reinforces the firm’s commitment to excellence and integrity in legal representation, particularly within the challenging and evolving arena of housing law. Her impact reaches beyond casework into the broader sphere of real estate law practice, policy understanding, and community engagement, ensuring clients receive counsel informed by both rigorous legal acumen and an empathetic appreciation of their unique circumstances.