Brian R. Judge is a lawyer practicing construction / development, bankruptcy / debt, real estate. Brian received a B.A. degree from Villanova University in 2007, and has been licensed for 16 years. Brian practices at Goulston & Storrs PC in Boston, MA.
Representative Experience
· Representation of a major university in a substantial land exchange transaction.
· Representation of a major teaching hospital in permitting, development and other various land use matters for projects in Boston.
· Representation of a large provider of remote workforce housing in the lease negotiations for a facility in Williston, North Dakota.
· Drafted a land use opinion on behalf of a real estate developer seeking to construct a hotel and retail complex in Braintree.
Professional and Community Involvement
· Boston Bar Association, member
· Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Young Professionals Group, member
· Villanova University Alumni Association of Boston, Networking Committee
Awards and Recognition
· Founder of the Villanova University Real Estate Society
· Winner of The Honorable Walter H. McLaughlin Appellate Advocacy Competition, Suffolk University Law School, 2008
· Former President of the Suffolk University Law School Moot Court Honor Board and Suffolk Journal of Trial & Appellate Advocacy
Advisories
September 2012
New Foreclosure Procedures in Massachusetts are on the Horizon
Blogs
04.03.13
A Big-Box Retail Store in the City? "If They Come, We Will Build It."
09.12.12
Two May Become One: Further Consolidation in the Shopping Mall Industry?
07.25.12
A Sign of the Times: The Increasing Popularity of Electronic Signs
03.19.12
Back Bay Blackout
Publications & Mentions
September 2012
Honing the Elevator Pitch
400 Atlantic AvenueBoston, MA 02110-3333U.S.A.
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