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Trends and Developments Contributed by: Erich Schock, Ron Reybitz, Kate Durso and Colin Keefe Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, PC Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, PC is a full-service Penn - sylvania law firm with nearly 50 attorneys advising businesses, financial institutions, developers, mu - nicipalities, non-profits and individuals across the Commonwealth. From offices in Allentown and Eas - ton, the firm provides counsel in corporate, bank - ing and finance, real estate, litigation, labour and employment, trusts and estates, tax, environmental, land use, construction and other key practice areas. Its multidisciplinary energy and infrastructure group draws on attorneys from these practices to guide cli -
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ents through the full life cycle of development and in - frastructure projects, from site selection, acquisitions and financing through zoning, permitting, utility co- ordination, construction and dispute resolution. The firm regularly represents clients in matters involving industrial and mixed-use development, warehousing and logistics, energy facilities, utility infrastructure, telecommunications, manufacturing and commercial real estate, providing practical counsel on the legal and business issues that shape investment and de - velopment throughout Pennsylvania.
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Erich Schock is the managing shareholder of Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, and chair of the firm’s real estate, land use and development group. For more than 34 years, he has focused his practice on land use,
Ron Reybitz is an attorney in Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba’s real estate, land use and development group, where he focuses on zoning, land development and municipal approval matters. Before returning to
zoning and development approvals for residential, commercial, industrial and institutional projects throughout Eastern Pennsylvania. His work includes manufacturing facilities, warehouses and distribution centres, energy infrastructure, data centres and commercial developments. He represents developers, property owners and businesses through Pennsylvania’s municipal approval process, from project planning through final approvals. Erich serves on the Board of Directors of the Bar Association of Lehigh County.
the firm, he spent more than 20 years as in-house counsel at PPL Corporation, including as chief counsel for PPL Electric Utilities. During that time, he advised on numerous electric transmission construction and rebuild projects, including serving as lead attorney for PPL on the 150-mile Susquehanna–Roseland transmission line. Ron has extensive experience in infrastructure, regulatory and development matters affecting complex energy and utility projects.
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