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Stark chosen as partner at Friedberg Pinkas PLLC

Charles Stark, Friedberg Pinkas Charles Stark, Friedberg Pinkas

Manhattan, NY According to Friedberg Pinkas, a boutique law firm founded in 1999, specializing in real estate transactions and banking, it has hired a key member to its team. Attorney Charles Stark has just joined the Midtown real estate and banking firm as a partner.

Stark will be expected to play a role in growing the firm’s commercial and residential real estate practices. He will have an impact on the firm’s existing roster of real estate clients. In addition, he will be bringing along a roster of his own clients.

Stark comes to Friedberg Pinkas PLLC with ten years of legal experience, most recently as founder of CR Stark & Associates P.C. Prior to his work there, Stark was associated with the Law Firm of Seth Stein P.C. and the law firm of Donovan & Giannuzzi, LLP.

Stark received his law degree from Brooklyn Law School and received his Bachelor of Science in Management with a concentration on Finance from Tulane University. He is a member of the New York State Bar Association, Real Estate Board of New York, and holds a NYS real estate broker’s license.

He has consistently been included in Super Lawyers listed as a top-rated real estate attorney.

“Friedberg Pinkas PLLC has had a professional relationship with Charles R. Stark for the past 10 years. He has been both a co-counsel on transactions and also on the other side of the table,” said founding partner Bruce Friedberg, Esq.  “The firm is in growth mode, and has a strong trust and comfort level in Mr. Stark’s capabilities. We know he will be a fantastic addition and a complementary fit to our practice style.” 

“I have had the privilege of collaborating with Friedberg Pinkas PLLC on many transactions throughout my career and the results for our clients have always been stellar. Over the last several years, it became clear that our firms’ synergies would offer a competitive advantage and provide added value to our clients moving forward” Stark said.

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