Arianna Goberdhan, Esq.
Arianna K. Goberdhan, Esq. is an Associate at Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum, P.C., focusing on healthcare law, business transactions, real estate, litigation, and regulatory compliance. She assists healthcare providers, medical practices, and other business entities with contract drafting and negotiation, practice formation and structuring, partnership agreements, commercial leases, real estate transactions, and litigation strategy.
Prior to her legal career, Arianna gained clinical research experience at two leading New York City healthcare institutions, coordinating cancer research initiatives. She subsequently practiced medical malpractice litigation on both the plaintiff and defense sides for approximately two and a half years, developing a comprehensive understanding of litigation strategy, case evaluation, and all phases of litigation through trial and resolution. She later expanded her practice to general commercial litigation, real estate transactions and disputes, and business transactions, including contract negotiation, commercial leasing, and complex business and property disputes. Her diverse experience enables her to approach legal matters from multiple perspectives and provide thoughtful, strategic guidance to clients.
Arianna earned her Juris Doctor from the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, where she served as a student attorney at the Veterans Law Clinic, served on the executive board of the Dispute Resolution Team and competed nationally, and participated in the Medical-Legal Partnership at Northwell Health, providing legal assistance to underserved patients. She earned her bachelor's degree in Integrative Neuroscience from Binghamton University before pursuing a Master of Public Health at Adelphi University. Her interdisciplinary academic background provides her with a distinctive perspective on complex legal matters.
BAR ADMISSIONS
New York - February 2024
EDUCATION
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, JD
Binghamton University, BS - Integrative Neuroscience