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Historical September–October 2000 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Skinker and Delmar is busy once again as the former Boys-To-Men Clothing Shop (known to long-time neighbors as the Miriam Shop Building) will soon become home to several lawyers. Mary E. Davidson and Robert Herman, partners in Milton, LLC, the company that purchased and developed the project, will soon relocate to the building with their firm, Schwartz Herman and Davidson. Their limited liability company is named for their original partner Milton L. Schwartz, who died several years ago of brain cancer. Joining them in this newly renovated space will be sole practitioners Newton G. McCoy and John L. Boeger, as well as Sottile & Goldfarb, LLC, which consists of Andrew J. Sottile, Jeffrey A. Goldfarb, Partners, and Robert A Samuels, Of Counsel.
These law firms and individuals will of course be joined by other paralegals and support staff, adding quite a number of professionals to the lunchtime crowd on Delmar.
The building at 621 No. Skinker has been renovated in keeping with the regulations imposed by the Delmar Link Commercial District Redevelopmerit Plan, which includes such details as retaining the appearance of windows and doors along Skinker, even though the main entrance has been moved to the north side of the building.
The new entrance has been designed in keeping with the scale of the building and the colors and styles seen in nearby buildings.
According to Newt McCoy, who has served for many years as a City Municipal Court Judge and was an active member of the 28th Ward Executive Committee for several years, residing in the “old” 28th”southern edge.
We are delighted to be moving to this area where our clients can better reach us and we can be a part of the continuing revitalization of the City’s great Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood and the Delmar Loop.” Welcome to our new attorney-neighbors!
Original photograph caption
New law office entrance moved from east to north side of building. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September–October 2000.
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