Global legal practice Norton Rose Fulbright today announced that Mitchell Lubart, a highly experienced real estate lawyer, has joined its New York office as a partner.

Lubart comes to Norton Rose Fulbright from Hogan Lovells, where he advised investors, lenders and developers on joint ventures, development, restructurings, acquisitions, financing and commercial leasing and other real estate projects. During his tenure at Hogan Lovells, Lubart served as Practice Group Director, as well as served on the Management Committee at the Squadron Ellenoff predecessor firm to Hogan Lovells.

Linda Addison, US Managing Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, said: “Mitchell has built a well-respected and versatile real estate practice, advising on deals throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. His projects range from casinos to sports arenas to manufacturing plants, and this experience will be an asset to our clients.”

Working nearly four decades in real estate law, Lubart’s practice has evolved with the industry and real estate being a sought after asset class for investors worldwide.

Jane Snoddy Smith, US Head of Real Estate, Norton Rose Fulbright, commented: “As economic conditions continue to shift, our real estate clients want lawyers that can provide strategic advice on today’s industry issues. Mitchell’s insightful knowledge will benefit our clients, especially those in the financial institutions sector.”

Lubart, who is admitted to practice in New York, said: “Real estate is sophisticated and ever changing. I am excited to be joining Norton Rose Fulbright, as its impressive clients and geographic reach are a great match for my practice.”

Lubart received his JD from Rutgers University-Camden and his BA from Union College.