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Posted: February 9, 2018
Bodenair joins Anderson & Kreiger’s real estate group
Anderson & Kreiger
Boston, MA Anderson & Kreiger has hired Tyler Bodenair. He is joining the firm’s real estate group, where he will work with a dedicated team of diverse lawyers who collaborate across eight different practice areas to deliver results for our clients. Bodenair previously was an associate at Ropes & Gray where his practice focused on the acquisition, disposition, zoning and financing of real property, including representing clients in joint ventures and co-investments. He also joins with experience advising clients on environmental matters such as CERCLA, RCRA and the Clean Air Act.
This experience adds to the firm’s deep strengths.
Prior to entering the field of law, Bodenair spent six years working in higher education designing and executing leadership development cur
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