Clark Hill recently announced that Karl Frederic has joined the firm as a Member of its Real Estate team. Frederic will support the Princeton and New York offices. 

Frederic brings to Clark Hill more than 30 years of broad-based legal experience. Over these years, Frederic has had pivotal roles as lead counsel for the redevelopment of the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey with Metlife Stadium and American Dream entertainment-retail complex, and the establishment of the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine on the former Hoffman LaRoche campus in Nutley, New Jersey. In New York, he negotiated the construction contracts for the renovation of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan and represented a global pharmaceutical company in the sale of a major production facility in Suffern. 

“From relationships I had with Clark Hill attorneys before joining, this seemed like a perfect fit for the next stage of my career,” Frederic said. “The size of Clark Hill’s platform and the ability to offer broad national services to my clients will be a great advantage.”

Presently, Frederic has a multidisciplinary practice focused on real estate and commercial transactions servicing the healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotech, and cannabis industries. Those transactions include project development, acquisitions, dispositions, and specialized leasing. He frequently helps clients redevelop single-use pharmaceutical research and development campuses into multi-user facilities.

Frederic earned his undergraduate degree from Columbia University and his law degree from the University of Miami School of Law.

Learn more about Frederic's experience here: Karl P. Frederic | Princeton Real Estate Services Attorney | Clark Hill PLC