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AmTrust appoints Hershtik as underwriting counsel

Netanel Herstik

Manhattan, NY AmTrust Title Insurance Co. (AmTrust Title), a wholly owned subsidiary of AmTrust Financial Services, Inc., appointed Netanel Hershtik as underwriting counsel & business development to support AmTrust’s growth.

Hershtik brings over seven years of title insurance and real estate legal and sales experience, having demonstrated success in underwriting and business development at various large title agencies in the tri-state area, most recently serving as counsel for Gotham Abstract & Settlement LLC. Hershtik holds a Master of Laws (LLM) in intellectual property law, a Master of Laws (LLM) in comparative law from the University of Miami and a Bachelor of Laws – LLB from Sha’arei Mishpat Law College.

“Netanel’s extensive knowledge of real estate law and dedication to supporting clients and agents perfectly align with AmTrust Title’s mission,” said James Thanasules, president of AmTrust Title. “His expertise will help expand our service support in New York and the tri-state area.”

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