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Honored to have joined my fellow officers of the International Bar Association Real Estate Section at the 2025 Mid-Year Leadership Meetings in Milan this week. We engaged in discussions about programs for the annual conference in Toronto, our Section’s upcoming 15th Annual Real Estate Investments Conference in London, and ongoing preparations for next year’s 16th Annual Real Estate Investments Conference in New York City. It was truly a pleasure to collaborate with old friends and establish new connections. Networking and sharing insights with like-minded professionals always proves invaluable. #IBA #collaborating #networking

Our article analyzing government incentives driving the conversion trend in NYC and the legal issues arising in conversion projects is now live in the New York Law Journal. We delve into the conversion craze in the city, highlighting key litigated issues and offering best practices for landlords and tenants to safeguard their interests. Big shoutout to my co-author, William M. Pekarsky! #ConversionRenaissance #OfficeToResidential #BestPractices

Me with Benjamin R. Gold for his great Lawyer Stories event in NYC last night. Benny and I were friends at University of Massachusetts Amherst and I remember us walking downtown Amherst and both telling each other that we were going to become lawyers. Fast forward 22 years, here we are together again full circle, and as Benny would say, “making it happen.” #fullcircle #lawyering #storytelling

I know that I am late to the party, but I just couldn’t resist… #AIactionfigure #triallawyer #litigation

A big thank you to Joe B. for the epic pizza tour last night with Scott Wiener. We hit: 1. Heritage Grand Bakery; 2. Lazzara’s Pizza Cafe; 3. NY Pizza Suprema; and 4. L'industrie Pizzeria. My personal favorite was our last stop, L'industrie Pizzeria. #nycpizza #crust #crunchy

Another successful Legalweek marathon just concluded. As Rob Lowe stated during opening remarks, “the rules change and you have to adapt.” The influence of AI and legal technology has significantly impacted the legal world, and the transactional sector, in particular, ushering in a new era of innovation. In fact, Bill Gates said yesterday that “within 10 years, AI will replace many doctors and teachers.” This foresight underscores the transformative potential of AI in reshaping core industries, including healthcare and education. While the transactional realm has already been conquered, legal technology companies are now shifting their focus towards litigation models. However, this transition poses unique challenges due to the irreplaceable human elements involved in processes like depositions, court appearances, and trials. In navigating this technological revolution, it becomes essential for legal professionals to not only adapt but also embrace the advancements unfolding in the industry. The fusion of human expertise with technological innovation will be the key to navigating the complexities of our modern legal practice. #AI #legaltech #embraceandadapt