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Cromie and Scuderi Offer Advice on How to Navigate Today's Complex Lending Market

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ROSELAND, N.J./February 24, 2011 -- Connell Foley Partner, John D. Cromie, and Of Counsel, Thomas M. Scuderi, were interviewed for the latest edition of USLAW Radio on the topic of "Today's Look Into Commercial Lending and Borrowing.” The economic downturn has created new challenges and complexities in the commercial lending market. These developments pose significant hurdles and opportunities in the lending arena. Cromie and Scuderi provided straightforward advice and insight in how to navigate through these difficult times in the lending arena.

John D. Cromie is Chairman of the firm’s Corporate and Business Law group and a member of the Banking Law and Finance, Real Estate and Land Use, and Construction Law practices. Thomas Scuderi is a member of our Corporate and Business Law practice group, as well as our Banking Law and Finance and Real Estate and Land Use practices.

For more information, please contact 973-535-0500 or email jcromie@connellfoley and/or tscuderi@connellfoley.com.

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