New York lawyer profile

Apsara Iyer

New York, New York · New York State Unified Court System registration #6252100

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Professional overview

Apsara Iyer is a New York lawyer with 40 Foley Square in New York. This page is a directory listing by ESQ CoPilot Lawyer Directory; it is not an endorsement or a referral.

License and jurisdictions

Licensing authority	New York State Unified Court System
Registration number	6252100
License status	Active
Admitted	2025
Last checked	Not re-checked since October 10, 2026
Official source	New York State Unified Court System official registration data

License status is reported by the New York State Unified Court System and not independently verified by ESQ CoPilot. Not yet re-checked by ESQ CoPilot. The status was taken from the NYS Unified Court System's official attorney registration data on data.ny.gov (dataset last updated October 10, 2026) and has not been re-checked against that dataset since. Look up number 6252100 in the New York State Unified Court System attorney search.

Firm and contact details

Firm	40 Foley Square
Address	40 Foley Sq
City	New York
ZIP	10007-1502
County	New York
Office	New York
Phone	(212) 857-2100

Source-reported from the New York State Unified Court System record and the directory's source file; not confirmed by the attorney.

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License status comes from the licensing authority; it is not an identity check. A claimed profile means someone opened a link sent to the email address on the licensing record; ESQ CoPilot has not otherwise verified identity. Directory listing last updated October 12, 2026. If anything here differs from the New York State Unified Court System record, the New York State Unified Court System record is the authority.

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Information	Source	Verification status	Checked
Name, license number, license status, admission date	New York State Unified Court System, official registration data	Reported by licensing authority; not re-checked since it was copied	Date not recorded
Firm, address of record, fax	Directory copy of New York State Unified Court System records	Reported by licensing authority; not confirmed by the attorney	Date not recorded
Phone	Directory copy of New York State Unified Court System records	Not confirmed by the attorney	Date not recorded
Website	Directory source file	Unavailable	-
Practice areas	Directory source file (origin not confirmed)	Unavailable	-
Languages, free first consultation	Supplied by the attorney only	Unavailable until the profile is claimed	-
Profile ownership	ESQ CoPilot profile claim	Unclaimed. Not verified by the attorney.	-
Identity of the attorney	ESQ CoPilot	Not independently verified	-