Venable has added five attorneys to its real estate group. The attorneys are partners Thomas Millspaugh, Brian Gurtman, and Patrick Lincoln, and associates Kamaal Jones and Joseph Creech.
They join from Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr.
Millspaugh will work out of Venable’s Washington and Baltimore offices. Lincoln will be based solely in Washington, and Gurtman will work out of the firm’s New York office.
The group advises clients on multi-state property deals and has provided counsel to several investment management firms on real estate matters. They also advise pension funds and other institutional investors, fund advisors, developers, corporate property owners and private equity investors.
With nearly 600 attorneys in offices across the country practicing in all areas of corporate and business law, complex litigation, intellectual property and regulatory and government affairs, Venable is one of America’s top 100 law firms.
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