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Rosen joins law firm Ruberto, Israel & Weiner

According to the law firm Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, Michael Dana Rosen has joined the firm. Rosen has extensive experience representing developers regarding the acquisition, development, sale, leasing, and financing of complex residential and commercial real estate projects. He has represented both borrowers and lenders in complex real estate financing transactions and has appeared before zoning and planning boards regarding a variety of residential and commercial matters. Rosen also represents telecommunication carriers before local boards with regard to wireless facilities and cellular towers. Additionally, his clients include vendors, creditors, and landlords in bankruptcy cases and commercial workouts. "We are very excited to welcome Michael to the Firm," said Christopher Litterio, managing shareholder of Ruberto, Israel & Weiner. "His expertise in complex commercial and residential real estate transactions, as well as finance and lending, will make him a great asset to our clients." Prior to joining Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, Rosen was a shareholder at Devine MIllimet. Rosen earned his J.D. from Boston University School of Law. He received his B.S. from Boston University School of Management. He also has an MBA from Boston University Graduate School of Management. Rosen is admitted to practice in Mass. Ruberto, Israel & Weiner is a 25-lawyer business law firm based in Boston. The firm serves a wide range of industries. , including technology; manufacturing; securities law; banking; wholesale distribution; retail, food and hospitality; construction; and professional services; and it has clients based throughout New England, the U.S. and internationally. Primary practice areas include: Banking, Lending and Finance; Corporate & Business; Commercial Real Estate; Technology; Intellectual Property; Mergers & Acquisitions; Employment; and Litigation. For more information, visit the firm at www.riw.com.
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