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Ricardo M. Vera

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Ricardo is a member of the firm's real-estate and commercial-litigation groups, representing clients in a wide spectrum of disputes involving landlords and tenants, cooperatives/condominiums, real-estate development and acquisition, foreclosures, leasing and rent regulation.

Ricardo, who became a partner in 2015, has been identified as a "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers Magazine--which publishes an exclusive list of the top 2.5% of the New York City Metropolitan area's lawyers.

He earned his undergraduate degree from Hofstra and his law degree from the New York City Law School, where he was a member of the Journal of International and Comparative Law.

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