Professional Experience:

Ms. Ostrovsky focuses her practice in the areas of Construction Law and Litigation, and Commercial Litigation. For over 10 years, she has represented private and public sector clients, including contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, sureties, municipalities, and school districts.

Ms. Ostrovsky has successfully represented the rights of clients in complex construction disputes in state and federal courts involving lien claims, delay and inefficiency claims, constructive change claims, surety bond claims and defense, construction defect claims, bid protests, and claims of professional negligence against architects and engineers. She has experience at the trial level in the state courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and she has successfully argued before the New Jersey Appellate Division. In addition, she authored the brief in Star of the Sea Concrete Corp. v. Lucas Brothers, Inc., New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, a published opinion that has greatly impacted public bidding in New Jersey.

Through her experience representing a diverse group of clients in a wide range of matters, Ms. Ostrovsky is well-versed in construction-related legal matters from varying points of view. She takes a proactive approach by counseling clients on day-to-day operational issues, thereby minimizing the risk of claims. Ms. Ostrovsky guides clients through contract negotiation issues that arise during project performance, preservation of claim documentation and payment remedies. She also handles all forms of alternate dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration, to minimize the time and expense involved with litigation for her clients.

Ms. Ostrovsky was featured in the 2008 "Women in Business" special edition of South Jersey Magazine. Before joining Parker McCay, Ms. Ostrovsky was an associate with Cohen, Seglias, Pallas, Greenhall and Furman in Philadelphia. Prior to that, she was an associate in the Cherry Hill office of Blank Rome.

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1. Member, Hunter Moot Court Program
2. President, Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA)
3. Chairperson, 5th Circuit for the National JLSA, 1998-1999 term
4. Volunteer, Volunteer Indigent Program of Philadelphia, and Senior Citizens' Advocacy Program in Camden

1. Anna Vincent Merit Scholar

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Ms. Ostrovsky is fluent in Russian and proficient in Spanish. She enjoys kickboxing and power yoga.

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