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Stephen Harvey Malato is a distinguished attorney at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, located in the heart of Chicago. With an impressive tenure of over 460 years of experience, Stephen has cultivated a deep expertise in the areas of real estate, construction and development, and estate planning. His extensive knowledge and strategic insight make him a formidable advocate for clients seeking guidance in navigating complex legal landscapes. In the realm of real estate, Stephen is renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics. Whether clients require assistance with transactions, property disputes, or regulatory compliance, Stephen offers tailored solutions that align with their unique needs and objectives. His ability to foresee potential challenges and devise proactive strategies ensures that his clients are always a step ahead, safeguarding their investments and interests. Stephen’s commitment to excellence extends to his work in construction and development, where he adeptly handles intricate legal matters such as contract negotiations, project financing, and risk management. His collaborative approach fosters strong relationships with stakeholders, ensuring seamless execution of projects from inception to completion. Additionally, Stephen’s proficiency in estate planning empowers individuals and families to preserve their legacy and secure their future. By crafting personalized estate plans, he helps clients achieve peace of mind knowing their assets are protected and their wishes will be honored. At Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, Stephen Harvey Malato is more than just an attorney; he is a trusted advisor dedicated to delivering unparalleled service and results. His unwavering commitment to his clients, coupled with his authoritative presence in the legal community, solidifies his reputation as a leading figure in his practice areas.
Construction attorneys handle legal matters in the building industry including contracts, disputes, liens, and regulatory compliance. Common matters include construction contracts, mechanic's liens, defect claims, delay disputes.