Steven Eichorn Associate
/ seichorn@ifrahlaw.com / P (202) 524-4146
Steven Eichorn draws on a wide range of experience, from both the public and private sector, when representing his clients. Steven has worked in the investigative offices of the government, as assistant to in-house counsel at a large real estate developer, and in the litigation practices of large and small law firms. Throughout his career, Steven has always enjoyed solving any legal challenge and often far surpasses the expectations of his clients.
Clients appreciate Steven's thoroughness, understanding of the facts and law, and an honest assessment of the issues. Steven has drafted the operating documents for a joint venture that successfully bid on a government contract worth over $10 billion, advised a real estate developer of its legal obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, assisted in the litigation of a qui tam case in the healthcare industry, and was part of the government's investigation into practices in the debt collection industry.
Steven is also actively involved in pro bono work and has helped many individuals in a variety of matters. For instance, Steven has provided legal advice in landlord-tenant disputes, employee rights matters, and for victims of fraud.
Steven co-authored an article on Internet bans as a condition of probation that was published in the National Law Journal on Oct. 11, 2010.








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