Peter Roach is an experienced attorney with over 35 years of experience in default mortgage servicing, including foreclosure, bankruptcy, eviction, REO sales, loss mitigation, and related litigation. He is the Formerly President at Peter T Roach and Associates, P.C., a boutique law firm, which focuses on representing banks and mortgage loan servicers with respect to New York mortgages. Mr. Roach has received SOC-2 Type 1 certification, evidencing his concern for compliance with regulations. He has also received "letters of no objection" from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and is eligible to receive referrals for all GSE loans.

An alumnus of St. John's University School of Law, Mr. Roach is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Saint John's University School of Law. He lectures and teaches Real Estate Finance, which helps him stay current on the latest New York Default Mortgage Servicing issues. Peter Roach is fluent in Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese, and Cantonese.

Mr. Roach believes that when choosing a law firm, the size of the firm is crucial. If you are a "big client" at a "big firm," the firm will have the resources to service your needs at the capacity that a small firm may lack. If you are a "small client" at a "big firm," you can expect to be treated as a small fish in a big pond, where the larger fish are consistently given higher priority. When consulting with a small firm, you are more likely to deal directly with the owners, getting the benefits of their expertise and experience, as opposed to junior attorneys or paralegals.

In summary, Peter Roach is an experienced attorney with extensive knowledge in default mortgage servicing. His boutique law firm, Peter T Roach, and Associates, P.C., focuses on representing banks and mortgage loan servicers with respect to New York mortgages. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Law at Saint John's University School of Law, where he lectures and teaches Real Estate Finance.