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Allen Matkins Adds Real Estate Senior Counsel Jason Robinson to Growing New York Office

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Allen Matkins announced today that Jason Robinson has joined the firm as senior counsel in the New York office, where he will practice in the firm’s Real Estate Group. Jason was previously Deputy General Counsel at Bravo Capital and also spent time at several AmLaw firms in New York focusing on real estate transactions.

“We are excited to welcome Jason to the firm,” said Sandy Jacobson, Office Operating Partner of the New York Office and Co-Chair of Allen Matkins’ New York Real Estate Practice Group. “With his experience working on complex leasing, financing, and acquisitions – Jason is an excellent addition to Allen Matkins’ real estate team. His versatility working on both debt and equity financings for investment funds, developers and large institutional real estate firms will be an exceptional complement to our capabilities and an invaluable asset to our clients.”

Marshall Brozost, Co-Chair of Allen Matkins’ New York Real Estate Practice Group, said: “We are excited to welcome Jason to the firm and to the New York office. Since expanding into the New York market last year we are attracting fantastic talent to join our growing real estate practice, and his talent and skills are an excellent complement to our platform.”

Jason received his Juris Doctor degree from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a Fordham International Law Journal, Ruth Whitehead Whaley Scholar. He received his B.A. at University of Michigan.

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