International law firm Greenberg Traurig has fortified its relationship with real estate law through recent additions to the team. Both Robert L. Crewdon and John S. Ducat have come on board as shareholders in the firm’s Atlanta office, transitioning from their previous roles at DLA Piper. Greenberg Traurig made the official announcement last Wednesday, marking an expansion in its construction and litigation practices.
The highly competent Crewdson has an expansive practice that includes managing disputes for real estate owners and investors across multiple domains, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation in state and federal courts, according to the statement from Greenberg Traurig.
Similarly, Ducat brings his unique expertise in handling transactional and litigation matters concerning the development and construction of projects for owners, developers and contractors. This adds a new dimension to the firm’s portfolio of services.
These appointments signify Greenberg Traurig’s ambition to further solidify its imprint on real estate law, providing an increasingly comprehensive service to its clients. This move underscores an ongoing trend within the legal profession, as firms strive to differentiate themselves in an increasingly complex and diverse legal environment.
The news on this recent development was initially reported by Bloomberg Law.