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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, New Jersey Office

Robert A. Drucker

Co-Managing Partner, New Jersey Office

Co-Vice Chair- Construction Contracts & Risk Management

Denis G. Ducran

Co-Vice Chair- Construction Contracts & Risk Management

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 - Diversity & Inclusion Committee

Melinda S. Gentile

Of Counsel and Co-Chair - Diversity & Inclusion Committee

Insights

Shared

Expert Q&A: Responding to the Impacts of Trump Administration Tariffs on Construction Materials

Corporate Transparency Act Update #5: Treasury Will Not Pursue Enforcement

Peckar & Abramson Partner Gregory H. Chertoff Named Fellow of the American College of Construction Lawyers, Elevating Firm’s Distinction With Most Recognized Attorneys

Peckar & Abramson, P.C. Achieves Global Multi-Jurisdictional Ranking in Construction Law From Chambers

Corporate Transparency Act Update #4: Compliance Is Again Required

Tariffs and the Art of the Price Escalation “Deal”

Peckar & Abramson Welcomes Cornelius “Lee” Banta, Stephen Irving, Brett Moritz, and Stefanie Salomon as Partners; Announces Additional Promotions to Senior Counsel and Senior Associate

Managing Construction Risk Through Commercial General Liability Insurance

Corporate Transparency Act Update #3: Fifth Circuit Reinstates Nationwide Injunction

Corporate Transparency Act Update #2: Recent Appeal Reinstates Reporting Obligations