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Romer Debbas LLP adds litigation and real estate attorney Knox

Daniel Knox, Esq.

Manhattan, NY According to Romer Debbas LLP, litigation and commercial real estate attorney Daniel Knox, Esq. has joined the firm. Knox is an experienced litigator handling cases in both state and federal courts. He is well versed in business and real estate related litigation including landlord-tenant, contract disputes, title insurance claims and co-op/condo litigation.  

In addition, Knox regularly represents clients in the acquisition, sale and leasing of residential and commercial real estate. He also advises clients regarding various business transactions ranging from entity formation to the purchase and sale of existing businesses.  

Prior to joining the Firm, Knox owned an operated Knox Law, P.C. for approximately nine (9) years. Before that, he obtained valuable experience at a reputable NYC commercial real estate law firm. 

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