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David P. Leno
Partner
Hofstra University School of Law (J.D., 1997); Siena College (B.A., cum laude, 1994)
Ph: (516) 663-6544
Fx: (516) 663-6744
Email: dleno@rmfpc.com
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David P. Leno is a partner at Ruskin Moscou
Faltischek, P.C., where he is Chair of the Zoning and Land Use
Practice Group and a member of the firm's Real Estate Department and
the Commercial Lending practice.
Mr. Leno advises clients on all aspects of real estate transactions;
negotiates and prepares transactional and financing documents and
conducts closings for commercial and residential properties;
prepares and negotiates office, commercial and retail leases;
prepares submissions to town boards and planning commissions for
zoning matters including variances, special use permits and
subdivision applications.
Mr. Leno was named by the Long Island Business News as one of Long
Island's 40 Under 40 for the class of 2007.
Mr. Leno is a lecturer on zoning and land use topics and has taught
several CLE programs on zoning-related issues.
Mr. Leno is a member of the Nassau County Bar Association and New
York State Bar Association. He is a Trustee of the Old Westbury
College Foundation and a President’s Council Member of Big Brothers
Big Sisters of Long Island. He is also a member of the Knights of
Columbus.
Mr. Leno is active with the Chaminade High School Alumni
Association, the Chaminade Alumni Lawyer’s Association and assisted
in the formation of the Chaminade Alumni Businessmen’s Association.
Published
- "The Changing Dynamics of Zoning Boards" (The
Nassau Lawyer, April 2007)
- "Private Interests Benefit From NY Zoning
Decision" (Real Estate Law Update, Summer 2005)
- "Zoning Trends on Long
Island: Examining the Brookhaven Zoning Amendment" (New York Real
Estate Journal, May 2003)
- "Avoiding Expensive Drafting Mistakes in
Commercial Leasing" (New York Law Journal, January 9, 2003)
- Insuring Against Terrorism: New
Coverage, New Problems (New York Real Estate Journal, October 2002)
- "New E-Signature Law: Impact on B2B, B2C
& B2G" (The National Law Journal, September 25, 2000)
- "Electronic Signatures: Getting Off to a
Troubled Start in Real Estate Transactions." (New York Law Journal,
August 9, 2000)
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