May 25, 2012
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  • www.calfee.com

  • One of the largest corporate law firms in Ohio, Calfee is committed to helping our clients protect and grow what is most important to them -- their aspirations, ideas and businesses.  We help our clients achieve success because, while we understand their critical legal issues, we approach each situation with the objective of providing creative, effective solutions.  Calfee works with companies at every stage of the business cycle -- from new economy start-ups to Fortune 500 companies.  The firm’s services cover the entire spectrum of corporate law, from M&A and litigation, to international and IP, to lobbying and government relations.  Since 1903, Calfee has grown to over 200 professionals in Cleveland and Columbus, but we remember where we came from and how we got here.  Our continuing commitment is to build and nurture strong, lasting relationships with our clients, so we strive to always be accessible and responsive, we invest in superior knowledge of each client’s particular circumstances, and we focus our talents and resources on results that work for our clients.

Contributing authors from Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP:

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Virgina D. Benjamin
GIGI serves as chair of the firm’s Public Law and Finance group. She advises her clients in the area of public finance law, with particular emphasis on public/private partnerships and...
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Peter A. Igel
PETER primarily focuses on tax law. Recognized as a certified specialist in Federal Taxation Law by the Ohio State Bar Association, Pete’s experience includes representing:  Tax...

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