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We have a unique proficiency for investigating issues ranging from code of conduct or ethics violations to those brought on by regulatory entities or the Department of Justice. We know how to efficiently accumulate essential information to arrive at the appropriate resolution. We are overly responsive and pragmatic but also know when to turn up the heat.

EDWARD O. PACER

Managing Partner

Chicago, lL

Professionals

Co-Managing Partner, Washington, DC Office

Michael A. Branca

Co-Managing Partner, Washington, DC Office

Managing Partner, Los Angeles Office

Nathan A. Cohen

Managing Partner, Los Angeles Office

Managing Partner, Chicago Office

Edward O. Pacer

Managing Partner, Chicago Office

Co-Chair - White Collar, Regulatory Compliance & Investigations

Brian D. Waller

Co-Chair - White Collar, Regulatory Compliance & Investigations

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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

The Legal 500 U.S. 2025 Guide Names Peckar & Abramson a Top Tier Firm in Construction Law and Litigation and Recognizes Eight Attorneys

Super Lawyers® Names Five Peckar & Abramson Attorneys to 2025 Washington, DC Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists; Michael Branca Selected to Top 100 List

Chambers USA Names Peckar & Abramson to Band 1 Level in Construction Law; 33 P&A Lawyers Recognized as Leading Attorneys; Eight Regions and Government Contracts Practice Recognized

Peckar & Abramson Achieves Recognition Among Construction Executive’s “Top 50 Construction Law Firms™”

Peckar & Abramson Named to NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Legacy Businesses List

Court Rules That ERISA Preemption Bars Recovery of Union Benefit Fund Payments Pursuant to New York’s Wage Theft Statute From a General Contractor Where a Subcontractor Failed to Fund Payments