Lewis Rice attorneys David W. Sweeney and Henry A. Brunngraber played a key role in supporting the $10 million expansion of Harris House, a local treatment center dedicated to drug and alcohol recovery. The team provided comprehensive real estate and land use counsel, with Dave also serving as a lobbyist on behalf of Harris House. The project, set to begin in November, will bring a new 30,000-square-foot facility with 28 beds to 8301 S. Broadway in the Patch neighborhood. To learn more about the expansion, click under "Resources" below. Dave focuses on lobbying, governmental and finance matters; municipal and public law; government affairs; zoning, land use, tax increment financing, community improvement districts, and other development incentives. His experience ranges from drafting and overseeing implementation of legislation regarding tax increment financing, community improvement districts, special business districts, transportation development districts, and property tax abatements to representation of governmental entities in a variety of real estate development and finance matters. Henry is an associate practicing in the Corporate Department of Lewis Rice. Henry maintains a broad business law practice concentrating on various corporate matters.
