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Oreen M. Ead
Associate


(212) 508-6712 Phone
(212) 202-6387 Direct Fax

Practice Description:  
Oreen Ead is an associate in the firm's Real Estate Department.   She concentrates in commercial real estate transactions, including sales and acquisitions, leasing, joint ventures and financing.  

Publications: 
Campaign for Fiscal Equity, Inc. v. State, New York Law School Law Review, 2003/04, Volume 48, Number 3


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