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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 9, 2011
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Founded in 1980, LePatner & Associates LLP is a New York City-based construction law firm and one of the nation's foremost construction advisors providing comprehensive legal, business advisory, project management, and investigative services to corporations, real estate developers and investors, healthcare and educational institutions, and non-profit organizations as well as design professionals. LePatner specializes in solving complex challenges and disputes in the real estate and construction industries. Its personnel consist of attorneys and construction professionals with diverse design, real estate and construction-oriented backgrounds.
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