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Judah Lifschitz |
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Judah Lifschitz has 30 years of experience representing
clients in complex construction matters in the District of
Columbia, nationally and internationally. Based in Washington,
D.C., he is Co-President of Shapiro, Lifschitz and Schram, P.C.
He has represented public and private owners; regional, national
and international contractors; construction managers; and
subcontractors. He has published and lectured extensively on
construction and government contracts topics for various groups;
and has served on the construction law faculty of the Washington
College of Law of American University.
Mr. Lifschitz has been involved in construction projects of all
types including buildings, heavy highway, industrial, power,
hospitals, sports facilities, subway systems, waste water
treatment, and military. He has represented clients in the
Washington, D.C., area on many high profile projects including
Orioles Park, Ravens Stadium, the Washington D.C. Convention
Center, Redskins Stadium, numerous WMATA subway projects, the
Smithsonian Museum, various road and airport projects, the
National Aquarium, and many hospital and university projects.
Mr. Lifschitz is a graduate of the George Washington University
Law School, and received his B.A., magna cum laude from Yeshiva
College. He is a member of the District of Columbia and Maryland
Bars and is admitted to practice before various federal courts
across the country, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Federal Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. He has tried cases
and handled mediations and ADR proceedings across the country.
Mr. Lifschitz has an AV rating and has been designated as a
Preeminent Lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell. |
Alexis Lockshin |
Alexis Lockshin
is an associate in the construction litigation department at
Shapiro, Lifschitz and Schram, P.C. Ms. Lockshin’s practice
focuses on construction-related matters and general commercial
litigation, including matters involving local and national
construction contractors and subcontractors, design
professionals, as well as owners and sureties.
Ms. Lockshin is a graduate of the University of Maryland School
of Law, where she was an associate editor on the Journal of
Health Care Law and Policy. She received her B.A. from the
Indiana University-Bloomington. Ms. Lockshin is a member of the
District of Columbia Bar and the Maryland State and Federal
Bars. |
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