James
P.
Power
Special Counsel
Mr. Power's practice focuses primarily on real estate and land use and zoning law.
Mr. Power's practice involves representing private developers and cultural, educational and health care institutions with respect to New York City real estate development issues. In that capacity, he advises clients on municipal law issues, the development potential of sites, and the land use and environmental review processes and practices before various New York City land use agencies.
Mr. Power also concentrates on the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts, zoning lot and air rights agreements, and public funding contracts for cultural and health care institutions.
Prior to law school, Mr. Power worked on housing, economic development and open-space issues and was a New York City Urban Fellow.
Education
J.D.,
New York University School of Law,
1995
B.A.,
Williams College,
1990
Bar Admissions
New York,
1996
Professional Affiliations
New York State Bar Association
American Bar Association, Member, Intellectual Property Division