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Real EstateMembers of the Duane Morris Real Estate Practice Group represent and counsel clients in various aspects of realestate matters, providing both transactional and litigation support on issues relating to purchase and sale of realproperty, title insurance, lending, leasing, creditors’ rights and lender liability, and in the development of plannedreal estate projects, including condominiums, cooperatives and planned-unit developments.Attorneys in the Newark office have significant experience in a wide range of transactions, including purchase andsale transactions, financing, leasing and easement issues, with special focus on complicated transactions, such asproperty flips, tax-deferred property contributions, development contracts, construction loans, easements andproperty covenants. Clients have included sellers, purchasers, landlords, tenants, lenders, developers and propertyowners.TaxOur tax attorneys are an integral part of the firm’s transactional practice. Members of the Tax Practice Group workclosely with our corporate and finance lawyers to structure and effectuate complex transactions from a taxperspective. We represent business enterprises operating as corporations, partnerships or limited liabilitycompanies, advising both foreign-owned and U.S.-based multinationals on international and domestic acquisitionsand reorganizations, as well as providing federal, state and local tax counsel. Many of our lawyers are frequentlysought out to publish and speak to groups of professionals and laypersons alike, and serve as consultants in theirfields to other professional advisors.For Additional InformationFor additional information, please contact Newark Office Managing Partner Walter J. Greenhalgh at973.424.2010 or any of the lawyers listed on www.duanemorris.com.The description of the results of any specific case or transaction contained herein does not mean or suggest that similar results can or could be obtained in any othermatter. Each legal matter should be considered to be unique and subject to varying results.4MPage 54