Emergency Medicine Specialist – Steven Leitner

Steven Leitner is an emergency medicine specialist practicing in Mount Holly, NJ. A graduate of Hahnemann Medical College And Hospital, he currently practices at Monmouth County Medical Center.

Former National Arts Club president O Aldon James, his twin brother John James and friend Steven Leitner must vacate their apartments at 15 Gramercy Park South by July’s end in accordance with an agreement they reached with New York State Attorney General to pay $900,000 and forgo further service as officers or directors in nonprofits based out of New York.

Early Life and Education

Steve Leitner has been involved in several controversial legal cases, most notably when he secretly inserted language in an agreement to allow one of his clients to avoid having their wages garnished; as a result, the judge in that matter wrote that Leitner had violated ethical rules.

In another instance, he refused to disclose a potential conflict of interest and repeatedly represented one client without notifying any third parties, which resulted in clients filing suit alleging breach of trust and ethics violations.

James was also accused of misusing his position as board member of the National Arts Club to conduct personal business with one of its members and of calling one former program director a limp wristed f*-$?t. In that matter, settlement resolved self-dealing claims as well as breaches of fiduciary duty claims.

Professional Career

Leitner began his professional career working at Michals, Wahl, Silver & Leitner before going on to serve as house counsel for Liberty Mutual Insurance Company before later joining O’Brien Brett Martin & Leitner as their legal representative.

He is renowned as an author and speaker on topics including high-stakes strategy, innovation and business leadership. He has provided consulting for organizations like Starbucks, Allsteel and the Department of State.

Steve Leitner has an extensive and successful background in real estate brokerage, particularly industrial brokerage. His clients include Ingersoll Rand Company, Torrington Company, Litton Industries, Northrop Grumman Corporation Cort Trade Show Furnishings and Johnstone Supply among many others. Over his career he has completed over 1,000 real estate transactions; living with his family in Mantoloking NJ.

Achievement and Honors

Steven Leitner was proud to belong to both the American Bar Association and New York State Bar Association, serving on their boards respectively as well as being on their Dean’s Honor Roll.

Steve Leitner was an avid reader and beloved family man, enjoying time spent reading together and making memories with them. Additionally, he was deeply committed to Christianity, often finding solace and fellowship at his church family. Steve leaves behind his wife Mary; children Anthony and Supriya; sisters Linda French (Jeff Stuebs), Jane Leitner and Patti (Marty Pasterski); brothers Robert Leitner and Dale Leitner as well as many nieces, nephews and other family members.

He was awarded the James E. Tolan Fellowship, which provides Fordham Law School graduates with funding to conduct human rights fieldwork with international human rights organizations such as Foundation for Human Rights Initiative, Open Society Justice Initiative and Centre for Safe Motherhood, Youth, and Child Outreach Uganda over one year-long period.

Personal Life

Steven Leitner currently resides in Mantoloking, New Jersey with his wife Lynn. He serves as an active member of both the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Rotary Club; serving on numerous committees and being past president of its program committee.

He enjoys golf and spending time on the beach. Additionally, his passion is painting; he has participated in multiple exhibitions and workshops over time.

He enjoys working on his farm and spending time with his family during his free time, especially his beloved grandchildren Anthony and Supriya whom he deeply loved and will be sorely missed by. His legacy will live on for ever.

Net Worth

Current board membership includes LCB Senior Living and Clearwater Senior Living; member of the University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees; as well as real estate operating companies and investment trusts.

He emphasizes the importance of conducting comprehensive quantitative research prior to investing in any company and recommends having double the conviction to invest in long-term positions than short ones.

He utilizes various system-based strategies across five main asset classes: equities, fixed income, currencies, commodities and real estate. Furthermore, he reserves a portion of his capital for big special situation bets that only come around periodically each year – an approach he has found highly successful with creating highly successful portfolios.