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Peckar & Abramson was uniquely founded on the goal of delivering real-world, no-nonsense advice and counsel to the construction industry. We take pride in our well-known Results First® mindset and our commitment to excellence. At every level of the firm, our lawyers and staff are dedicated to these guiding principles and the industry we have chosen to represent.

STEVEN M. CHARNEY

Chairman

New York, NY

Professionals

Co-Managing Partner, Texas Offices

Denis G. Ducran

Co-Managing Partner, Texas Offices

Special Counsel

Gregory A. Eichorn

Special Counsel

Senior Counsel

Richard D. Eiszner

Senior Counsel

Senior Associate

Nadia Ennaji

Senior Associate

Senior Associate

Kevin M. Foltmer

Senior Associate

Senior Associate

Steve D. Garcia

Senior Associate

Of Counsel and Co-Chair - Culture, Career Development & Inclusion Committee

Melinda S. Gentile

Of Counsel and Co-Chair - Culture, Career Development & Inclusion Committee

Senior Associate

Steven Gentoso

Senior Associate

Insights Shared

Texas Legislative Update: Breaking Down the New Texas Laws Impacting Construction

Peckar & Abramson Has Largest Number of Construction Law and Litigation Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers 2026

Peckar & Abramson Enhances Washington, DC Construction Practice with Addition of Accomplished Litigator

Not Everything Flows Downhill (At Least Not In New York): The Importance of Understanding How New York Courts Interpret Subcontract Incorporation by Reference and Flow-Down Provisions

ABA’s False Claims in Construction Contracts, 2nd Edition

Lexology Panoramic: Construction 2026

Super Lawyers® Names Seven Peckar & Abramson Attorneys to 2025 Florida Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists

Peckar & Abramson Receives Construction Law Firm Award At Lexology Awards: North America 2025

Lexology Index Recognizes 18 Peckar & Abramson Attorneys for Leading Construction Practices

Changes to the Administrative False Claims Act Pave the Way to the Likelihood of Increased Enforcement