Bulletin Board Magazine 2022 Volume 2

Associate Spotlight

GIORDANO, HALLERAN & CIESLA

Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla has represented building-industry clients in every county in New Jersey—and there’s good reason for it. Our multidisciplinary practice—real estate, land use and environmental—handles every phase of a project, from inception through acquisition, construction and occupancy. Woven into the mix is representation on related redevelopment, construction, energy and sophisticated financing matters. Clients also count on us for our deep experience in multiple areas outside of development, such as employment, corporate, banking and tax appeal issues. Our clients, national and public homebuilders as well as regional and local developers, are involved in a wide range of projects:

commercial, industrial, mixed-use and residential.

Association of Central N.J. Inc. and active in many organizations, such as NAIOP. “We stand out for our highly skilled team that provides sophisticated legal advice in so many related and complex practice areas. We handle and excel at it all. There is no need to go elsewhere,” said Michael J. Gross, the firm’s co-managing partner and chair of its Environmental Law Practice Area.

No new kid on the block, we’ve been providing creative and fresh solutions for 63 years for some of the most significant, even iconic, developments in the state. In addition, we counsel for clients in New York and Pennsylvania. We’re also proud of the diligent eye we keep on emerging regulatory issues—such as those focused on climate change—and of our ability to use our relationships to bring clients together for meaningful and lucrative partnerships. Our commitment to the building industry goes back for decades. We are environmental counsel to the New Jersey Builders Association, general counsel to the Shore Builders

That’s what 63 years in the business means.

For more information, please visit our website, www.ghclaw.com, or contact Mike Gross at mgross@ ghclaw.com or 732.741.3900.

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