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Dunn Carney adds Otto to real estate, construction team
91视频 Staff//January 26, 2023//
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Angie Otto has joined Dunn Carney LLP as a member of its real estate and construction practice group. Otto, a former Ball Janik LLP partner, offers both transactional and litigation services for construction industry clients. She represents general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, owners and developers in construction disputes, litigation, arbitration and mediation. She also represents clients on significant delay and impact claims, complex contractual disputes, and other matters pertaining to the design and construction of multimillion-dollar facilities. Otto regularly appears in state and federal courts in Oregon and Washington. She also has significant mediation and arbitration experience.
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