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Posted: June 6, 2017
Women Builders Council honors Nardiello of Zetlin & De Chiara at annual Champions Dinner May 16th
Zetlin & De Chiara LLP
New York, NY Jaimee Nardiello, partner at Zetlin & De Chiara LLP, was named an Outstanding Woman in the Building Industry by the Women Builders Council (WBC) at its annual Champions Dinner on May 16th.
Nardiello has distinguished herself as an advocate for her clients and as a role model for women breaking into the building industry. An accomplished litigator, she wins dismissals, mitigates liability, and preserves reputations in and outside of the courtroom as well as in arbitration and mediation for her construction industry clients. In addition, she advocates on behalf of design professionals in complex intellectual property disputes.
She is the president-elect of Commercial Real Estate Women of New York (CREW), an organization dedicated to the advancement and leadership development of professional women in commercial real estate. She is a past fellow of the American Bar Association’s Construction Industry Forum and the immediate past chair of the design division of the American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law.
Nardiello was recognized by Who’s Who Legal as one of the leading construction attorneys in the U.S. She was named a New York Metro Super Lawyer (2013-2016), having been named a New York Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2011 and 2012, and was included in Engineering News-Record’s “Top 20 Under 40” list.
She earned a J.D. from New York Law School and a B.S. from Marist College.
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