Since 2008, the Chair of Peckar & Abramson has led the largest construction law practice in the U.S., recognized annually by Chambers USA for excellence in construction law. This attorney is highly regarded as one of the nation’s top construction lawyers, holding a prestigious Band 1 ranking in Chambers USA and recognition from various legal rating services.
With a unique blend of theoretical and practical expertise, they have successfully handled numerous construction-related disputes through litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution. Their extensive background includes advising leading contractors and developers, with notable representation on major projects like the largest private construction project in New York City and several professional sports facilities.
They are actively involved in addressing industry challenges and often speak publicly on relevant issues. Their contributions include serving as general counsel to the Building Trades Employers Association and the ACE Mentor of America, and they have received awards such as the Gold Coin from the Associated General Contractors of America for their impactful work.
The attorney founded the Syracuse University Infrastructure Institute, the first of its kind focused on infrastructure delivery and policy, and serves as an adjunct professor at Columbia University. They previously worked for Turner Construction Company in various roles before entering private practice. They hold a law degree from Seton Hall University, a Master’s in construction management from New Jersey Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from Syracuse University.
