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BakerHostetler New York Metro Attorneys Selected as Super Lawyers, Rising Stars

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By Erica Barrow, Camille Bent, Seanna R. Brown, Howard Cotton, Nicholas J. Cremona, Steven Goldberg, Linda Goldstein, LAN HOANG, Ferve Khan, Heather McDonald, Keith Murphy, Jonathan B. New, Carlos Ortiz
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Congratulations to the 24 New York Metro BakerHostetler attorneys named as 2025 Super Lawyers and three attorneys recognized as 2025 Rising Stars. Super Lawyers rates outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Rising Star is a distinction given only to the top 2 1/2 percent of lawyers under the age of 40 or those who have been practicing law for 10 years or less.
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BakerHostetler New York Metro Attorneys Selected as Super Lawyers, Rising Stars

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By Erica Barrow, Camille Bent, Howard Cotton, Steven Goldberg, Linda Goldstein, LAN HOANG, Ferve Khan, Heather McDonald, Keith Murphy, Jonathan B. New, Carlos Ortiz, Seanna R. Brown, Nicholas J. Cremona
| bakerlaw.com
The Comfort Trap: Why US M&A Isn’t as Familiar as It Seems
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Detecting Ponzi schemes and financial fraud in real estate investments

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By Joel Cohen, Ferve Khan, Camille Bent, Michael Sabella
| Fraud Magazine Verified
By By Joel Cohen, CFE; Ferve Khan, Esq.; Camille C. Bent, Esq. and Michael A. Sabella, Esq. Deficient due diligence during the pandemic has allowed real estate investment schemes to proliferate amid a boom in property prices. Consulting fraud examiners and those who work for potential investors and financial institutions can help prevent these extravagant frauds.
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