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Michael R. Coston
Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Forchelli, Curto, Schwartz, Mineo, Carlino & Cohn, LLP
Phone: 516-248-1700
Email: mcoston@forchellilaw.com
Partners Brian
R. Sahn and Aaron Gershonowitz Publish Article in Latest
Issue New York Law Journal
"Trends in Real Estate and Title Insurance: The
"Almost Innocent" Purchaser 9/20/04
Mineola, September 20, 2004 — Partners Brian R. Sahn
and Aaron Gershonowitz have published an article in the
latest issue of New York Law Journal.
Discussing the ramifications of the Ninth Circuits decision
in Western Properties Service Corporation v. Shell Oil,
and its effects on commercial real estate transactions,
Sahn and Gershonowitz note that the decision "makes
clear that there are a number of significant issues affecting
environmental review on which different courts have reach
different conclusions. For the practitioner, that means
that a close review of the law of the jurisdiction in which
the transaction is taking place is necessary to effectively
negotiate."
Brian R. Sahn concentrates his practice in all facets of
commercial real estate transactions, including purchase
and sale agreements, acquisition financing, industrial development
transactions, commercial lease agreements and real estate
service agreements. Mr. Sahn has represented several large
public and private companies in the management, development,
disposition and acquisition of their real estate holdings,
frequently involving complex environmental, title and facilities
problems. He has represented defense contractors in facility
closures and divestitures, and in negotiations with local
redevelopment agencies and municipal representatives. Mr.
Sahn also represents institutional lenders in commercial
real estate and multi-family loan transactions.
Aaron Gershonowitz concentrates his practice in environmental
law and has represented clients in a wide variety of environmental
issues, including Superfund matters, RCRA compliance, asbestos
in buildings, and the environmental aspects of real estate
and corporate transactions. In addition, Mr. Gershonowitz’s
practice has included the representation of military contractors
with regard to closure of facilities, transfer of facilities,
and the related negotiations with the United States government
and local governmental agencies.
For more information, please check out the latest issue
of the New York Law Journal or visit www.nylj.com.
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