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Real estate and property disputes part
Real estate and property disputes partners
RE Practice Focus
Real Estate Litigation partner recruiting.
We represent real estate litigation partners and practice groups on confidential lateral moves to AmLaw 200 firms and leading boutiques across the United States. Every search is led by a recruiter who knows the real estate litigation market and the firms hiring in it.
01 What we handle
Searches across real estate litigation.
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Land use, development, and lease litig
Land use, development, and lease litigation practitioners
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Partners bridging transactional and di
Partners bridging transactional and disputes work
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Teams adding a real estate litigation
Teams adding a real estate litigation capability
02 The market
Where the market is moving.
Real estate litigation sits at the intersection of property, development, and finance disputes, and pairs naturally with a transactional bench.
RM Recent moves
From the Market Pulse.
03 The Process
Three steps, handled end to end.
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Confidential Intro
We talk. You tell us what you want in your next platform, and what you do not. We listen.
02
Market Check
We bring you a curated list of firms. You approve every one before we reach out on your behalf.
03
Execution
We handle scheduling, prep, and negotiation to maximize your platform and total package.
04 Questions
Real Estate Litigation moves, answered.
Do you handle confidential real estate litigation partner moves?
Yes. Every search is confidential and nothing goes out without your approval.
How do I know if my practice is portable enough to move?
Portability matters more than any single number. We give you an honest read on how your book and relationships are likely to be valued.
Do you represent firms or candidates?
Both. We run retained searches for firms and represent individual partners and groups exploring a move.
05 Where we recruit
Real Estate Litigation by city.
Where we recruit
→ Start hereA confidential
A confidential
conversation.
Whether you are quietly considering your next move or building a practice, a thirty-minute call costs nothing and usually clarifies a lot.