Gresham Savage Nolan & Tilden is pleased to announce that prominent land use attorney Ellen Berkowitz has joined the Firm as a Partner and has launched the Firm’s first Los Angeles Office.

Ellen has more than 23 years of experience using effective and winning strategies to resolve her clients’ often-difficult and politically charged matters.  She provides strategic, legal, business and political advice to clients involved in the development of real property.  Ellen has an extensive background in governmental advocacy, representing businesses and trade associations in connection with government contracts, compliance with government regulations, as well as legislative and political reform for a variety of industries.  A native of Los Angeles and resident of downtown LA, Ellen looks forward to bringing Gresham’s winning strategies and philosophy of service to her hometown.

With a 100 year track record as one of the most respected and influential law firms in the Inland Empire, Gresham Savage recently expanded into San Diego and believes the Los Angeles market will be an ideal platform for its brand of legal services.

“Ellen will help develop our expanding land use practice in Southern California generally and in Los Angeles specifically,” said Gresham’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Mark A. Ostoich.  “She is a well-known and recognized leader with an excellent reputation and extensive experience handling some of today’s most complex and high-profile projects.  As such, Ellen exemplifies Gresham’s values and mission – to provide cost-effective and superior legal services, with the utmost integrity and highest ethical conduct.”

Prior to joining Gresham Savage, Ellen was a Partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, where she served as Co-Chair of the firm’s Real Estate and Land Use Practice Group.  Among her many outside civic activities, Ellen served as President of the California Women’s Law Center from 2009-2011.

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