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ECBA relocates office to 600 Fifth Avenue

Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady, LLC (ECBA), a Manhattan-based litigation firm, is relocating to Rockefeller Center and expanding its office space by 4,000 s/f. The law firm's new lease of 16,163 s/f comprises the entire 10th floor of 600 Fifth Ave. The transaction was managed by global commercial real estate services firm, Studley. ECBA currently occupies 12,000 s/f at 75 Rockefeller Plaza and expects to relocate later this year, increasing its footprint by a third. Studley's executive managing director Paul Revson, corporate managing director Zev Holzman and corporate real estate advisor Chase Gordon represented the tenant in the long-term transaction. 600 Fifth Ave. landlord Tishman Speyer was represented in-house. "600 Fifth Avenue at Rockefeller Center is a top location that will help further establish ECBA's presence in the Midtown marketplace, while giving them the room to grow and recruit top talent," said Revson. Ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the 2013 "Law Firm of the Year" in the Civil Rights Law practice area, Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady LLP is a litigation firm that handles a diverse array of civil rights, commercial, and criminal cases. The firm's expertise includes First Amendment, employment and housing discrimination, election law, sexual harassment and assault, women's rights, children's rights, disability rights, prisoners' rights, police misconduct, convictions, wrongful death, wage and hour, and class action litigation. Recently, ECBA represented the New York City Council in stop & frisk civil remedy and affordable housing disclosure cases.
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