Brown Altman & DiLeo, LLP welcomes Eileen Quinn as new associate

Brown Altman & DiLeo, LLP, a Melville-based law firm specializing in commercial real estate and corporate law, has announced the addition of Eileen Rose Quinn as their newest Associate Attorney. Quinn joins the firm with a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to providing exceptional legal services to the firm’s clients.

In May 2020, Quinn earned her Juris Doctor from The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, in Washington, D.C.  At law school, she served as a Student Attorney at the Columbus Community Legal Services Veteran’s Clinic, where she worked on veterans issues ranging from disability compensation to estate planning.

Quinn was admitted into the BAR in the District of Columbia in February 2021, where she remains an active member, and she is an active member of the New York BAR since May 2024.

Prior to joining Brown Altman & DiLeo, LLP, Quinn served as an Associate Attorney at Barton Law Group, a Trust and Estates Law Firm located in Huntington Station. She supervised that firm’s probate and administration practice and successfully resolved complex estate matters. She managed more than 45 estate proceedings and successfully achieved resolution and appointments in each proceeding.

Before joining Barton Law Group, Quinn began her professional career in Maryland, serving as a Research/ Remediation Analyst for Wells Fargo Bank – Corporate Trust Services in Columbia and as an Associate Attorney for the Law Offices of Bruce A. Johnson, Jr., LLC in Bowie, Md, where she worked on foreclosure matters.

In joining Brown Altman & DiLeo, LLP, Quinn is eager to make a significant contribution.

“I am excited to join Brown Altman & DiLeo and be a part of this talented and well-respected team that I had the pleasure of seeing firsthand ten years ago as a summer intern,” said Quinn. “The firm’s commitment to excellence and its collaborative culture align perfectly with my professional values.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Eileen back to our team and are looking forward to the immediate impact she will have on our firm,” said Founding Partner Keith Brown.

“Eileen’s sharp legal mind, her dedication to client satisfaction and her focus on legal research will be a tremendous asset as our firm continues to grow,” said Founding Partner David Altman.