Seth Redniss
Admissions: NY and CT
Languages: Italian
212-334-9200 | sredniss@redniss.com
Practice
Seth Redniss is a New York litigation attorney representing executives and other professionals in disputes where careers and reputations are at stake. His practice spans financial services, employment and art, with clients in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He is admitted in New York and Connecticut. His matters have been covered by the Financial Times, Bloomberg, The New York Times, artnet and others. In the news →
Executives and Professionals
Seth Redniss represents executives, professionals and employees who have been wrongfully terminated, retaliated against or falsely accused in corporate cover-ups. He also represents whistleblowers who expose corruption at great personal and professional risk. Many are scapegoated to conceal deeper institutional failures. He works to expose the truth and protect careers.
Corporate & Financial Misconduct, and Art & Investment Disputes
His cases often involve fraud, market manipulation, discrimination, harassment and unethical business practices at powerful financial institutions. In the art and investment world, disputes often pit collectors, investors and professionals against institutions with outsized influence over authentication and market value.
Reputation, Security and Speech
As a founding board member of Reporters Without Borders USA, Seth Redniss defends journalists and others who challenge authority. He also protects sensitive information and answers false accusations and weaponized reputational attacks with strategic, carefully sequenced countermeasures.
Litigation, Arbitration, Negotiations and Transactions
Agreements and settlements are often designed to favor institutions over individuals. Seth Redniss seeks to level the playing field, so that clients keep their leverage, protections and long-term security. When private resolution is not an option, he leads specialized legal teams against corporate giants and entrenched power structures in state and federal courts and arbitration tribunals.