Hinman, Howard & Kattell, LLP

Hinman, Howard & Kattell, LLP is a bankruptcy attorney firm in Oneonta, New York, serving individuals and businesses across Otsego County and surrounding areas. The firm provides legal counsel in corporate litigation, criminal defense, family court, real estate, estates, wills and trusts, and business formation, with a focus on financial services and start-up guidance. Their practice includes representation in bankruptcy matters and support for nonprofits, individuals, and established business entities. With a long-standing presence in the region, the firm is known for its comprehensive legal services and community engagement.

The firm, founded in 1901, maintains a strong reputation for delivering legal solutions across a wide range of practice areas, including banking and financial services, securities, construction law, cannabis regulation, and cybersecurity. It emphasizes a personal connection with clients while offering a network of specialized legal services. The Oneonta office supports local organizations such as the Cooperstown Rotary, Springbrook, and the New York State Historical Association, and its attorneys serve on advisory boards for regional institutions including the Leatherstocking Region Federal Credit Union and the Brookwood School Board.

Located at 1 Ford Ave in Oneonta, the firm sits just a short distance from key community landmarks. It is about 0.1 miles from Main Street, the City of Oneonta government office, and the Oneonta Municipal Building, all within a block. The Oneonta History Centre museum and Huntington Memorial Park are also within a quarter-mile, while Saint Mary's Parochial School lies about 0.2 miles away.

The firm is recognized for its longstanding service in the region, with a legacy of legal excellence spanning over a century. Its commitment to community involvement and diverse practice areas reflects a deep integration into the civic and professional life of Oneonta. As a trusted legal partner in the area, Hinman, Howard & Kattell, LLP continues to support the evolving needs of individuals and businesses in Otsego County.