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JustinAlexander

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Partner

"My approach to my practice and backpacking excursions in the Grand Canyon is similar: I'm strategic with every step and always anticipate what's ahead."

Overview

Biography

Justin advises clients navigating the complexities of commercial real estate, helping them assess risk, understand potential liabilities, and move transactions forward efficiently. He represents private companies, developers, and commercial lenders in a broad range of commercial real estate transactions. He also represents national retailers and developers in shopping center leasing. Justin’s experience includes acquisitions and dispositions of commercial and industrial properties, leasing, financing matters, and related corporate governance and transactional issues. 

Justin has additional experience litigating civil matters in New York State Supreme Court, providing him with valuable perspective on risk management and dispute avoidance in transactional work.

Bar Associations

  • Monroe County Bar Association

Languages

  • American Sign Language
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Underberg & Kessler LLP, Partner
  • Underberg & Kessler LLP, Associate
  • US Representative Ron Barber, Legislative Fellow in Policy Research

Selected Community Activities

  • Center for Disability Rights, Board of Directors Member
  • Regional Center for Independent Living, Board of Directors Member
  • Rochester School for the Deaf, Board of Directors Member

Selected Honors

  • Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America®: Banking & Finance Law, Real Estate Law, 2024
  • Selected to Super Lawyers Upstate New York Rising Stars: Real Estate, 2020–2023
  • The Daily Record and Rochester Business Journal, Legal Excellence Award, Up and Coming Lawyers, 2021
Knowledge

Selected Media

  • Law360 Pulse, "Barclay Damon Adds RE, Finance Pro From NY Firm"

Featured Media

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Battery Energy Storage Is a Public Utility: Westchester Supreme Court Orders Town Zoning Board to Review a BESS Under the Public Utility Variance Standard

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Effective Immediately: New York Statewide Moratorium on New Data Center Development

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First Department Reinforces Labor Law § 240(1) Protections Where Defective Ladder Causes Fall Following Electrical Shock

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New York City and State Bans on Gas Appliances in New Buildings Upheld by the Second Circuit

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Legal Update: US Supreme Court Resolves Key Fourth Amendment Question in Chatrie v. United States

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Proposed Legislation Would Codify and Expand City and County Liability for Child Abuse Post-Weisbrod-Moore