Neveloff, Selver Quoted in Super Lawyers

Jay Neveloff and Paul Selver were quoted in three articles in New York Super Lawyers, a special supplement to The New York Times.

Neveloff was quoted first in an article on choosing the right sized law firm for your needs. He says that as a reputable, mid-size firm, Kramer Levin is  often approached with offers of mergers with larger firms. He also talks about the firm’s relationship with London-based Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP as a way of offering international expertise without sacrificing staff quality and client service. Neveloff is also quoted in another article on the growing trend amongst baby boomers to increase their wealth and ensure investment stability through real estate. He says that investors buying residential condo units are using them as a way of diversifying their portfolios away from the stock market. He warns that while real estate is a wise investment choice, all the costs involved need to be considered when deciding if it is worthwhile – including considering interest rates, competition, and capital improvements.

Paul Selver was quoted in an article on landmark preservation laws in New York City. He says that an independent agency should be in charge of administering landmark preservation laws, as they are better able to apply the laws in determining a landmark status.