Michael C. Zisa, a partner in the firm's Washington, D.C. office, was mentioned as an expert source for the National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP).   Mark H. McCallum, CEO for the NASBP, discussed education on Joint Ventures in Construction for Surety professionals in his Comments from the CEO section in the September-October 2016 Newsletter, the Pipeline.   In his comments, [...] Read More

Mark R. Berry, a partner in the firm's Washington, D.C. office, authored an article titled "Construction and projects in the United States: overview" published on-line on Thomson Reuters Practical Law Global Guide 2015/16, Construction and Projects. The Practice Note addresses questions and answers to major trends relating to the construction industry and to construction projects including but not limited to [...] Read More

Michael S. Zicherman and Peter E. Moran, partners in the firms’ New Jersey office, authored the US Chapter from the Second Edition of Construction Law & Practice, published by Thompson Reuters's Sweet & Maxwell International Series. The chapter provides more than 50 FAQ responses about key issues regarding the nature of the construction industry in the US; applicable laws affecting [...] Read More

Peckar & Abramson is pleased to announce that founding partner Robert S. Peckar and partner Michael S. Zicherman served as contributing editors of Getting the Deal Through—Construction 2017. The attorneys co-authored the introduction to Getting the Deal Through, Construction 2017 as well as the chapter titled United States, published by Law Business Research, Ltd. Getting the Deal Through—Construction provides members [...] Read More

Peckar & Abramson, P.C. (P&A) is pleased to announce that eighteen attorneys from the firm's New York and New Jersey offices were named to the elite list of 2016 New York Super Lawyers, and three attorneys were selected as Rising Stars. These outstanding recognitions confirm P&A's dedication to the industry, expert handling of legal issues, and unmatched depth of experience [...] Read More