Expertise in real estate and property law is needed by any public sector attorney.  This expertise goes beyond simple real estate purchases and sales; it includes eminent domain takings, utility easement acquisitions, auction transfers of public property, economic development property transfers, foreclosures of code enforcement liens, leases of private and public property, sales of dedicated parkland, and street abandonments.  

These forms of real estate transactions are common among political subdivisions but foreign to most real estate lawyers.  The firm’s attorneys have the background and skills needed to understand the legal requirements and to prepare, review, revise and recommend complex real estate documentation.