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Allen & Overy LLP hires Broderick to serve a as real estate partner

David Broderick has joined Allen & Overy LLP as a real estate partner. Broderick brings 15 years of diverse real estate law experience to the New York-based team.    Broderick was previously managing director with Lehman Brothers' global real estate group, where he served as senior counsel, as well as legal advisor for Lehman's real estate private equity funds and real estate mezzanine debt fund. Broderick is a graduate of Fordham University School of Law, where he was a member of the Fordham Urban Law Journal, and The American University, The Kogod School of Business.
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