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Posted: November 1, 2016
Cohen & Perfetto featured in The New Yorker
Manhattan, NY Cohen & Perfetto LLP was featured as one of three real estate law firms in the list, 50 Law Firms Professionals Should Know About” of the October 10th edition of The New Yorker. The law firms chosen were firms that stood out in their designated areas of expertise.
Marshall Cohen and Louis Perfetto formed Cohen & Perfetto LLP, a full service boutique real estate law firm, in mid-2005. Cohen & Perfetto serves land developers, commercial and residential developers, banks, institutional and individual owners, landlords and tenants, and lenders and borrowers from middle market to Fortune 500 companies. The firm has experience and expertise in handling many types of commercial real estate transactions and provides the level of service found in a large firm with a personal feel.
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