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Herrick, Feinstein LLP > The Legal 500 Rankings

Real estate > Land use/zoning Tier 3

The team at Herrick, Feinstein LLP is fully integrated into the firm’s long-established wider real estate department, leveraging the firm’s full-service capabilities to advise across a broad range of matters within the space, encompassing contentious and non-contentious issues. Mitchell Korbey chairs the department, with deep experience experience on land use and private planning matters. At associate level, Robert Huberman has extensive experience advising developers, property owners, architects and engineers, among others, across all aspects of land use and zoning in the city.

Industry focus > Sport Tier 4

‘Responsive, commercial‘ New York boutique Herrick, Feinstein LLP concentrates on a range of mandates, including corporate, real estate, tax, intellectual property, employment and litigation matters, primarily advising eagues, teams, owners, banks and investors. Leading the team are sports group co-chair Irwin Kishner, finance group co-chair Eric Stabler, corporate department chair Morris DeFeo, and Daniel Etna, who is influential in the team’s work concerning the financing, construction and development of arenas and stadiums.

Real estate Tier 4

New York City based Herrick, Feinstein LLP impresses with its transactional, zoning, environmental, affordable housing, public private partnerships, leasing and condominium capabilities. Its chair, Belinda G. Schwartz is a prominent and active real estate practitioner in the New York market. She leads alongside Jonathan Adelsberg, who focuses on sales, acquisitions, large scale developments, and workouts.

Real estate > Construction (including construction litigation) Tier 5

Boutique firm Herrick, Feinstein LLP works with clients on the full spectrum of construction issues, including environmental, PPP’s, transactional and zoning mandates alongside a wide range of disputes, such as brokerage, lease, insurance coverage, and contracts. Practice co-head William Fried is a vastly experienced commercial litigator who represents clients at all stages of alternative dispute resolution, while co-head Scott Mollen specializes in disputes concerning land use issues in New York real estate development projects. Carol Goodman is also a leader in the team, noted for her litigation work. Scott T. Tross is also a name to note and is based in Newark. All mentioned individuals are located in New York, unless stated otherwise.