Statewide Abstract Corp. welcomes Brockman to the team

New York, NY Statewide Abstract Corp, one of the oldest family-owned title insurance company in Westchester, has added Nick Brockman to its roster of real estate professionals.

“We are excited to bring Nick on board. His extensive background in the title industry will be a valuable asset to our clients,” says Statewide Abstract president Kenneth Meccia.

“I am looking forward to this exciting transition and working with the Statewide team. Their 40+-year reputation of providing the highest quality title insurance services is well known,” said Brockman.

Brockman started this career in title as an Independent Landman in Texas, where he spent a decade abstracting title for oil and gas companies throughout the State of Texas. After a successful career in the oil and gas industry, Brockman transitioned to abstracting title reports for a private law firm in Austin, Texas. Brockman then got married and moved to Brooklyn where he worked in real estate and on construction projects for four years. Nick’s passion for and experience in title work is what brought him to Statewide Abstract, where he can continue to provide the expertise and customer service that has helped him have such a long and diverse career.

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