Birnbaum

In 1996, Arthur Birnbaum was elected Judge of the Civil Court.
Arthur Birnbaum was a Law Assistant to the Appellate Division Second Department, where he assisted in the founding of the Civil Appeals Management Program (CAMP),
in which he served with the first Judges of the Appellate Division in that capacity.
In 1976, Arthur Birnbaum left the Second Department, and became a litigator with Demov Morris Levin & Shein, a Manhattan real estate litigation & development firm. From 1982 to 1990, He engaged in real estate litigation as a partner in Goldberg and Birnbaum, in which he represented, among others, Helmsley Spear entities.
He has lectured at the Rent Stabilization Association and the Brooklyn Bar Association, which published his remarks in the Brooklyn Barrister (34 Brooklyn Barr. 63.