Jacobs P.C.

Jacobs P.C. Award-winning Attorney
Jacobs PC—commercial litigation, restructuring, real estate, bankruptcy firm solving intricate, high-profile legal issues. Jacobs P.C.

is a prestigious business law firm based in New York City, offering comprehensive legal services, representation, and counsel to businesses navigating legal and financial challenges. With over a century of combined experience, the members of its team serve companies in a multitude of industries, including cannabis, construction, entrepreneur rescue, financial services, healthcare, professional ser

vices, real estate, technology, and startups. is renowned for its proactive approach to litigation and steadfast commitment to helping businesses regain control and confront complex legal obstacles head-on. Upholding integrity and diligence, Jacobs P.C. embodies their slogan of "confront the impossible.

06/23/2026

Real estate isn't just about numbers. Sometimes it's about passion.

In this conversation, Mark O’Brien explains why he focuses on restoring historic homes and brownstones instead of pursuing larger, spreadsheet-driven projects.
After rebuilding his career through real estate, Mark found success by staying in a lane he genuinely enjoys - bringing character, history, and craftsmanship back to older properties.

His advice for entrepreneurs is simple: Start.
You don't need perfect timing, perfect conditions, or perfect certainty. Progress often comes from taking action, learning along the way, and staying committed when challenges arise.

Sometimes the biggest opportunities begin with a single decision to move forward.

06/22/2026

Success isn't avoiding mistakes. Success is learning from them.
In this conversation, Mark O’Brien reflects on rebuilding after a major setback and the mindset that helped him move forward.

Rather than focusing on market cycles, politics, or circumstances outside his control, Mark focused on what he could control: his work ethic, his willingness to learn, and his ability to adapt.

One lesson stands out:
The value isn't in never falling down. The value is in what you learn when you get back up.

For entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals alike, resilience is often the skill that matters most over the long run.

06/17/2026

Sometimes the biggest career breakthrough comes after your biggest setback.

After the collapse of his business, Mark O’Brien found himself starting over with a growing family, limited resources, and an uncertain future. Instead of waiting for an opportunity, he went next door to a construction site and asked to learn.

For months, he worked as an apprentice, learning the fundamentals of construction, renovation, and real estate development from the ground up.

That experience led to his first real estate deal, a profitable renovation project, and ultimately an entirely new career.

A powerful reminder that reinvention often begins with humility, curiosity, and a willingness to start again.

06/12/2026

Most people see a building.
Some people see the story behind it.

In this conversation, Dmitry Karabutov explains why he approaches real estate content differently—focusing on the history, development, and people behind New York City's buildings rather than simply showcasing listings.

The discussion highlights an important idea:

The more you understand how something works, the more interesting it becomes.

Whether it's real estate, architecture, business, or investing, curiosity often reveals details that most people overlook.

Sometimes the best content isn't about selling something—it's about helping people see it from a new perspective.

06/11/2026

Why would an apartment remain vacant when there’s demand for housing?

In this conversation, Dmitry Korabov discusses a challenge some property owners face when older units require significant upgrades before they can be rented again.

The discussion explores:

renovation and compliance costs
housing inventory challenges
long-term property maintenance
operating economics
and the decisions owners make when evaluating investments in older buildings

One key takeaway:

Housing availability isn't only about demand. It’s also influenced by renovation costs, regulations, and the economics of maintaining aging properties.

Understanding these factors helps explain some of the complexities behind housing supply in major cities.

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06/09/2026

You’re Invited: Jacobs PC & Goodwin Recruiting Mixer! 🥂

Join us for an evening of networking at the Jacobs PC headquarters. We’re bringing together the brightest minds in the legal industry to discuss growth, innovation, and our vision for the future.

📅 Friday, June 26, 2026

🕕 6:30 PM

🏢 717 Fifth Avenue, Floor 17, New York, NY

Let’s connect, share ideas, and build the future together.

📩 RSVP Today:

Ghali Asad | [email protected] | 212-516-1870

06/09/2026

What happens when policy changes meet market realities?

In this conversation, Dmitry Korabov shares observations from the New York City rental market and discusses how regulatory changes can influence inventory, pricing, and leasing activity.

The discussion explores:

housing supply and demand
rental market trends
inventory constraints
owner operating costs
and the challenges of balancing affordability with housing availability

One key takeaway:

Housing markets are interconnected. Changes that affect owners, renters, inventory, or operating costs can often create ripple effects throughout the entire system.

A thoughtful discussion on the factors shaping New York City's residential market.

06/08/2026

What drives economic growth in a city?

In this discussion, Bob Knakal and Leo Jacobs explore the relationship between business investment, job creation, and long-term economic development.

The conversation focuses on a key idea: strong economies often depend on attracting employers, encouraging investment, and creating opportunities for businesses to grow.

Whether it's major corporate headquarters, new developments, or expanding industries, economic activity can have a ripple effect across communities through jobs, tax revenue, and local investment.

A thoughtful conversation about growth, opportunity, and the factors that help cities thrive over the long term.

06/04/2026

Can cities encourage new development while preserving existing housing?

In this conversation, Bob Knakal discusses the challenge of balancing housing policy, property maintenance, and future development.

One side of the debate focuses on protecting affordability for existing residents. The other focuses on creating enough new housing supply to meet long-term demand.

The discussion explores an important reality:

Housing requires ongoing investment. Buildings need maintenance, upgrades, and long-term planning to remain viable for future generations.

As cities continue searching for solutions, the question becomes how to balance affordability, sustainability, and growth at the same time.

What role should new development play in solving housing challenges?

06/03/2026

What if cities could increase housing supply without displacing residents?

In this discussion, Bob Knakal explores a redevelopment model where new housing is built first, allowing residents to move directly into modern apartments before older buildings are replaced.

The conversation highlights a key question facing many cities:
How can communities improve aging housing stock while minimizing disruption for current residents?

From redevelopment strategies to long-term housing planning, this episode examines practical approaches to creating more housing and improving living conditions at scale.

What do you think is the best way to modernize aging housing while protecting existing communities?

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