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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 20, 2021
Zetlin & De Chiara honored by Legal 500 USA
New York, NY Zetlin & De Chiara ranked in the Top Tier for Construction Law by Legal 500 USA. Zetlin & De Chiara was named a Band 1 Construction Law firm in the United States by the Legal 500 US in its annual guide.
Described as a “boutique construction law firm with a deep bench and understanding of how a construction project is built and how to address disputes when they happen,” Zetlin & De Chiara is routinely involved in projects across the U.S. and internationally. Legal 500 selected Michael Zetlin, Michael De Chiara and Michael Vardaro to the Leading Lawyers list. De Chiara was praised as an “expert in the field.” Zetlin was lauded for his representation of national and multi-national construction companies, and owners, developers and contractors. Other members of the team who were recognized were Tara Mulrooney and Jim Terry.
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