Fox Rothschild welcomes Evelyn D'Angelo to the New York office as counsel in the Real Estate Department.

D’Angelo primarily focuses her practice on providing legal advice to condominium and cooperative boards and homeowners' associations on a full range of operational and governance issues.

She counsels clients on drafting and enforcement of leases, bylaws and house rules, admission and leasing policies, unauthorized occupants and quality of life matters, board members’ fiduciary responsibilities, ownership of apartments by trusts and other entities, disputes with neighboring buildings and among unit owners, board elections and governance, sponsor-related issues and construction defect matters, building alterations, financing and collections and compliance with municipal regulations and permitting rules.

She also has significant experience in development, construction and regulatory matters relating to condominiums, co-ops and homeowners' associations, informed by her prior work representing developers in new construction, gut rehabilitation and occupied conversion projects. She has also represented owners and tenants in commercial lease negotiations and has drafted and vetted a wide range of real estate contracts and other legal agreements.

D'Angelo is an adjunct professor, teaching Law of Condominiums, Cooperatives and Homeowners’ Associations, at Brooklyn Law School. She is also an active member of the New York City Bar Association – Housing & Urban Development Committee.

D’Angelo earned her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School, her M.A. from Bowling Green University and her B.A. from University of Notre Dame. She is fluent in German.