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Norris McLaughlin, P.A.
New York, New York 10036
212-808-0700
The Norris McLaughlin P.A. Cooperative and Condominium Law Group (formerly Szold & Brandwen) played a key role in establishing middle-income and Mitchell-Lama government-assisted, limited-equity cooperative housing in New York City, and helped to develop and update New York's legislation for cooperatives constructed with government assistance for persons of moderate income. Today, the group represents many private-market cooperatives and condominiums, and many affordable housing cooperatives.
Ezra N. Goodman, Esq.- engoodman@norris-law.com
Dean M. Roberts, Esq. - dmroberts@norris-law.com
Michael T. Reilly, Esq. – mtreilly@norris-law.com
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By way of merger with Szold & Brandwen, P.C., Norris McLaughlin has a long and illustrious history working with housing corporations.
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Once a humble two-man practice on Main Street in Somerville, New Jersey, Norris McLaughlin P.A. has become the largest rm in Somerset County and one of the top 20 rms in New Jersey, with a signi cant presence in New York City and the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.
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