Linowes and Blocher Announces New Additions to Expanding Real Estate Transactions Group

Linowes and Blocher Welcomes Two

Associates to

Expanding Real Estate

Practice Group

Linowes and Blocher LLP is proud to announce that David Zeledon and Jackson C. Siegal have joined the firm’s Real Estate Transactions Practice Group as associates.

“We are very pleased to welcome David and Jackson to the firm,” said Linowes and Blocher Managing Partner Bob Dalrymple . “Both attorneys exemplify the work ethic, values and talent for which Linowes and Blocher is known. They will undoubtedly be assets to our clients and their colleagues.”

“David and Jackson are valued additions to our burgeoning transactions team,” said Real Estate Transactions Practice Group Chair Bryson Filbert. “I look forward to watching these young attorneys grow personally and professionally, and develop their respective practices at our Firm.”

In their new roles at Linowes and Blocher, Mr. Zeledon and Mr. Siegal both will assist clients in a wide range of commercial real estate transactions that will include acquisitions, dispositions, financing, development, leasing and property management matters.

Mr. Zeledon earned his J.D. and Business Law Certificate from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, and his B.A. from Florida International University.

Mr. Siegal earned his J.D. cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law and his B.A. from Northwestern University.

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