January 31, 2013
Trimarco, Fabish Join Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC
Attorneys Heidi Trimarco and Alician Fabish have recently joined the northern New England law firm of Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC.
Attorneys Heidi Trimarco and Alician Fabish have recently joined the northern New England law firm of Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC.
Attorney Peter D. Van Oot of Norwich has been appointed to a Vermont-based panel that seeks to rehabilitate industrial properties that have been plagued by chemical contamination. The task force will recommend and support efforts to recover “Brownfield” sites across the state.
Downs Rachlin Martin recently completed its fifth year in the Upper Valley since DRM welcomed attorneys from Daschbach, Csatari & Young, PLLC on August 1, 2007. The firm quietly marked the milestone this past weekend as it teamed up with the Harpoon Brewery in Windsor as the lead sponsor of the annual Harpoon Octoberfest Road Race on Sunday.
John H. Marshall, a director with the law firm Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC, has been named Best Lawyers Montpelier Area Environmental Lawyer of the Year for 2011. According to the 25-year-old lawyer-rating organization, Marshall’s selection for this distinction reflects the particularly high ratings he received for his abilities, professionalism and integrity in Best Lawyers annual peer-review survey.
(Lebanon, N.H.) Thomas C. Csatari and Peter D. Van Oot, attorneys in the Lebanon office of the law firm Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC, are among the firm’s 19 attorneys representing 17 practices selected for inclusion in the 2011 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Selections are based on the organization’s annual peer-review survey.
(Burlington, Vt.) Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC places in the top tier in all five practice areas ranked in Vermont in the just-released 2010 edition of Chambers USA: America’s Leading Business Lawyers. In addition, 14 of the firm’s senior attorneys are recognized, based on extensive research, lawyer interviews and client evaluations conducted each year by Chambers.
Vermont’s historic downtowns,combined with generous tax credits, make urban redevelopment an attractive opportunity in Vermont. Vermont’s development community has become a national leader in rehabilitating traditional historic centers by redeveloping buildings that are newly environmentally efficient, while still ensuring preservation of their historic and cultural values. This article offers a summary of the historic tax credit programs that are available to help fund these renovations and revitalize our commercial centers.
