Name: Steven Klein
Title: Partner
Company: Gibson Dunn
Location: 200 Park Ave, NY, NY
Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Education: B.A. Queens college; JD Rutgers School of Law-Newark
First job outside of real estate: Restaurant busboy
First job in real estate or allied field: Associate at Kaye Scholer
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? I am practicing real estate law at Gibson Dunn and expect to be doing so for the foreseeable future
How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate? Dinner with my wife of 32 years.
Favorite book or author: Bill Simmons
Favorite movie: "Fargo"
Last song you purchased/downloaded? "The Sounds of Silence"
One word to describe your work environment: Cooperative
Rules to live by in business: Be practical, responsive, and honest
What is your dream job? It has evolved over time from power forward for the Knicks to orthopedic surgeon for the Knicks to being Spike Lee watching the Knicks to just being happy practicing law and being able to afford a ticket to the Knicks.
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