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Thru the Lens: Kramer Levin hosts clients and friends at 432 Park

Shown (from left) are: Andrea Himmel and Woody Heller of Savills-Studley, Leslie Himmel of Himmel-Meringoff, Jay Neveloff of Kramer Levin, Joanne Podell of Cushman Wakefield and Susan May-McClean of Horizon Land Services. Photo Credit: Steve Friedman

Manhattan, NY Clients and friends of the Kramer Levin real estate and land use practices enjoying the evening at 432 Park and its outdoor space, a development that Kramer Levin is integrally involved as counsel to CIM.

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