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Brownfield Redevelopment Projects

We also provide advice to developers and individuals considering Brownfield Redevelopment Projects by:

Providing assistance in the assessment of sites;
Advising on the availability of and application for grants;
Advising on various remediation options, and working with professional engineers;
Giving detailed risk assessment counsel; and
Providing thorough opinions on third party liability issues.

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