Kramer Levin’s New York office has promoted real estate attorneys Meigan P. Serle and Daniel Stewart from associate to special counsel, two of seven promotions announced worldwide across multiple practices.
“We congratulate these nine exceptional lawyers and commend their many accomplishments on behalf of our clients,” said Managing Partners Paul H. Schoeman and Howard T. Spilko. “We look forward to their continued success.”
Serle counsels developers, lenders and investors in a range of real estate matters, with a particular focus on condominium, cooperative and shared ownership developments. She helps clients structure and implement sophisticated and often bespoke ownership, operation and management regimes designed to meet the specific and unique needs and financial goals of multiphase development projects. She also advises on the legal and business aspects of the creation, registration, marketing and sale of both condominium and cooperative public and nonpublic offerings, including the utilization of leasehold condominium structures. Serle earned her Juris Doctor from Cornell Law School and her bachelor’s degree summa cum laude from Syracuse University.
Stewart represents purchasers, sellers, lenders and investors in a broad range of real estate transactions in New York City and various major markets around the United States, including acquisitions and dispositions, development projects, debt and equity financings, leasing and workings for commercial, residential and mixed-use properties. He earned his Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law and his bachelor’s in business administration and classics from the University of Washington.
