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Posted: March 20, 2008
Orsi Arone Rothenberg Iannuzzi & Turner relocates law firm to Needham
Warren Kirshenbaum, a commercial real estate attorney, and a past contributor to this publication, has relocated his Boston-based law practice to Orsi Arone Rothenberg Iannuzzi & Turner, LLP, where he will continue to focus on sophisticated commercial real estate, both tax-advantaged and market rate, construction and development representations, and advising small businesses on their general corporate needs. Orsi Arone Rothenberg Iannuzzi & Turner, LLP is a firm of 10 attorneys that concentrates its practice in real estate, litigation, estate planning, taxation, family, corporate, and business law. The firm represents developers, owners of office industrial and retail parks, financial institutions, closely-held and family owned businesses, start-up companies, corporations, and individuals in the Greater Boston area.
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