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Benjamin S. Lowenthal is an associate with Atlanta-based law firm Hendrick, Phillips, Salzman & Siegel. His practice includes labor and employment matters within the construction industry. Reach him at 404-522-1410, bsl@hpsslaw.com or visit www.hpsslaw.com.
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