Leena Ketkar concentrates her practice on real estate matters.
During law school, Leena was a senior topics editor for the University of Pittsburgh Law Review and a Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Fellow. She also served as a judicial intern to the Honorable David S. Cercone of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Prior to law school, Leena served as an AmeriCorps volunteer with City Year Rhode Island.
Ryan C. Craig, Corey Tarzik, Elaine H. Scivetti, Saloni R. Patel, Ross E. Coe, Leena Ketkar
Martin Luskin, Michael S. Mullman, Scott R. Smith, Peter Schnur, Joseph T. Gulant, Lawrence J. Beaser
Blank Rome wasn’t built in a day
Celebrating 75 years of growth, service, and leadership
In 1946 Blank Rome was formed during a period of great change—the end of World War II and amid a time of religious discrimination. Our founders persevered and stayed focused on their vision of creating a firm where people of diverse religious and racial backgrounds could gather to practice law.
As we enter our next 75 years, we similarly find ourselves in a period of global transformation. But just like our founders, we remain committed to our clients and communities, to discovering opportunity amid change, and to making history—together.
