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We set high expectations for ourselves and approach everyday knowing we must set the standards for others to follow when we deliver legal services to our clients. It's a results first approach that has allowed us to become leaders in construction and corporate law across a wide range of industries.

ROBERT S. PECKAR

Founding Partner

New York, NY

Professionals

Co-Chair - Labor and Employment

Gregory R. Begg

Co-Chair - Labor and Employment

Co-Managing Partner, Washington, DC Office

Michael A. Branca

Co-Managing Partner, Washington, DC Office

Special Infrastructure Counsel

Olivier C. Larzul

Special Infrastructure Counsel

Co-Managing Partner, New York Office

Paul Monte

Co-Managing Partner, New York Office

Managing Partner, Chicago Office

Edward O. Pacer

Managing Partner, Chicago Office

Founding Partner

Robert S. Peckar

Founding Partner

Insights

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Super Lawyers® Names Seven Peckar & Abramson Attorneys to 2025 Florida Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists

Peckar & Abramson Receives Construction Law Firm Award At Lexology Awards: North America 2025

Lexology Index Recognizes 18 Peckar & Abramson Attorneys for Leading Construction Practices

Changes to the Administrative False Claims Act Pave the Way to the Likelihood of Increased Enforcement

The Legal 500 U.S. 2025 Guide Names Peckar & Abramson a Top Tier Firm in Construction Law and Litigation and Recognizes Eight Attorneys

Super Lawyers® Names Five Peckar & Abramson Attorneys to 2025 Washington, DC Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists; Michael Branca Selected to Top 100 List

Chambers USA Names Peckar & Abramson to Band 1 Level in Construction Law; 33 P&A Lawyers Recognized as Leading Attorneys; Eight Regions and Government Contracts Practice Recognized

Peckar & Abramson Achieves Recognition Among Construction Executive’s “Top 50 Construction Law Firms™”

Peckar & Abramson Named to NJBIZ In the Lead 2025: Legacy Businesses List

Court Rules That ERISA Preemption Bars Recovery of Union Benefit Fund Payments Pursuant to New York’s Wage Theft Statute From a General Contractor Where a Subcontractor Failed to Fund Payments