Ingram has a highly regarded Construction & Design law practice. We provide sophisticated legal services and business counsel to real estate owners (commercial and residential), developers, design professionals (architects, engineers and consultants), construction managers and contractors in all aspects of construction and design. We tailor our services to meet the individual or corporate needs of our local, national and international clients. In addition to having an active and extensive transactional and litigation practice, we also provide risk management, project management and business counseling. We leverage our deep understanding of the construction and design industries, as well as our experience in representing all parties in the construction and design processes, to advise our clients on best practices, focusing on the critical factors and long-term strategies for anticipating and avoiding conflict. Some of our areas of expertise include:
Ingram Partners Bob Banner & Sheila DiGasper join Phil Ross & Paul Gevertzman of Anchin, Block & Anchin to present the CFO Opening Session: Succession & Millennials: Strategies & Considerations for an Evolving Workforce at ACECNY Winter Conference.
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Commercial Observer’s Partner Insights team sat down with Melissa Billig, Partner at Ingram Yuzek Gainen Carroll & Bertolotti, LLP, to discuss the current state of the commercial real estate industry for women.
On November 13, 2019, Melissa T. Billig, Partner in Ingram's Construction & Design group, will join a panel of leaders who are driving change in firms by fostering inclusive workplace environments that create opportunities for women at all levels.
On October 29th Ingram attorneys will be presenting "Structuring your Design Firm with Un-Licensed Partners" at AIA New York | Center for Architecture in celebration of Archtober, New York City’s Architecture and Design month.
Robert A. Banner to present: Engineers Beware: There’s a New Trend Putting Engineering Firms at Risk at the ACEC 2019 Tri-State Conference.
New York takes the licensing of architects very seriously. Inaccurately structuring an architecture firm, as well as labeling it's employees, can have far-reaching consequences - from a fine, to suspension, to potential jail time.
Construction & Design Partner, Jessica L. Rothman presents "Contracts for Construction: Significant Considerations for Owners and Contractors" at New York Build 2019.
Learn how the courts limit personal liability of sponsor/developer entity principals in this article by Jessica L. Rothman, Partner in Ingram's construction & design group, that was published in the New York Real Estate Journal.
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