The Legal Representation You Deserve

 

The goal of the firm is to not only address the legal issues confronting its clients but to address these issues from a practical businessman's point of view in order to evaluate and advise of solutions in an efficient cost-effective manner. The quality of our work has been independently recognized by our peers in the form of Richard Merel, Alan Garfield and Stephen Alderman having received Martindale-Hubbell ratings of AV Preeminent® - the organization's highest rating for legal ability, professional excellence and professional ethics. This work ethic is the foundation of our practice for attorneys and our professional support staff.

 

Our firm is proud of the fact that our areas of concentration and expertise have been recognized by clients of all sizes and nature and that, as a result, we have found ourselves representing many clients who would have typically refrained from retaining the services of a law firm of our size.

 

Areas of Practice

 

The firm is broad-based in the areas of commercial real estate, commercial, corporate, and transactional work and related litigation. Our clients consist in size from small and midsize business entrepreneurs to publicly held companies.

 

Our corporate transactional practice encompasses contractual matters, corporate guidance, mergers and acquisitions, financing, employment, and related services to guide our clients.

 

Our services to banking institutions include working out and restructuring loans and representation in loan originations and modifications.

 

Our real estate practice includes services related to development, sales and acquisitions, leasing, financing, and zoning.

 

Litigation

 

Litigation is an integral aspect of the firm's practice. The firm is conscious of the costs of litigation and takes steps reasonably appropriate to aggressively pursue a favorable litigation outcome but with an eye toward cost containment. Our services are broad-based in civil and commercial litigation in state court, federal district court, or bankruptcy venues.