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• Hugh Heller has been practicing law for more than 40 years, concentrating in real property leasing, acquisition and sales transactions, state and local taxation, labor law, and related matters. He represents many owners and operators of parking facilities in New York City, and has been general counsel to the Metropolitan Parking Association for more than 35 years. He has substantial experience in state and local taxation issues, including sales tax, commercial rent tax and unincorporated business tax. He has counseled clients in transactions involving: parking garages, office buildings, and multi-family apartment houses, securing and closing permanent financing; sale/lease-back transactions; air right transfers; long-term net leases; management and operating agreements; and office space and store leases.

• New York, 1968 U.S. Supreme Court U.S. District Court Southern District of New York

• Association of the Bar of the City of New York New York State Bar Association

• New York University School of Law, New York, New York, 1968LL.M. St. John's University School of Law, Jamaica, New York, 1967LL.B.

• "At Warshaw Burstein, we pride ourselves on having attracted and retained a talented group of attorneys who provide legal services of a quality at least equal to those of larger New York law firms, but with the personal client attention and cost structure of a boutique law firm." ?Frederick R. Cummings, Jr., Managing Partner

  What Distinguishes Our Firm

  Tracing our roots to 1927, Warshaw is part of a select group of?midsize New York law firms, characterized by its sustained reputation for excellence in the legal marketplace.

  Today, our firm is comprised of more than 30 experienced attorneys specializing in?ten principal areas of practice listed below.

  In addition to these areas of expertise, we have particularly deep and broad experience representing banks, market leaders in the jewelry and diamond trade and household names in the entertainment/media industry. We have also represented?high-profile companies?in the gaming, supermarket and manufacturing industries, as well as the personal, business and legal interests of many prominent private individuals and families in the fields of philanthropy, music, art and finance.

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