GREENSTEIN DELORME & LUCHS, P.C.

1620 L Street, N.W., Suite 900, Washington, D.C.  20036-5605

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Firm Overview

Greenstein DeLorme & Luchs, P.C. is a diversified Washington, D.C. law firm committed to providing high quality legal representation to clients in both the metropolitan Washington area and throughout the country.  The firm was founded in January of 1989 by nine attorneys who had previously been principals in another D.C. law firm.  The firm currently employs twenty-seven attorneys and approximately twenty-six support personnel, including three paralegals.

 

The firm's practice and that of its principals has evolved and expanded significantly, both geographically and by practice area, into a comprehensive commercial and regulatory practice.  Today, attorneys with the firm represent clients in virtually all aspects of real estate transactions, as well as in the areas of commercial lending, litigation, lending regulation, mortgage banking, financial institutions (including transactions with federal regulatory agencies), governmentassisted housing programs, administrative regulation and adjudication, bankruptcy, creditors' rights (including foreclosure and lien enforcement), land use, tax and estate planning, representation of trade organizations, corporate and partnership law, and public finance.  In addition, the firm's affiliate — Regional Title Incorporated — provides real estate settlement and title services for transactions needing those services.

 

By virtue of their diverse skills and shared commitment to excellence, the firm's attorneys strive to consistently fulfill the firm's objective to provide highquality legal representation, on a timely basis, in a professional manner, and for a reasonable fee.

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