By JAMES FINK
jfink@bizjournals.com | 716-541-1611

Buffalo lawyer Lindy Korn has moved her office from the Liberty Building to the Electric Tower Building.

She is the latest in a series of tenants to move into the nearly century-old Electric Tower, where she is leasing the ninth floor.

"We chose it because it is a match in terms of our space needs. And in addition, being a highly visible, iconic building will help us grow our practice," Korn said.

Her practice focuses on plaintiff-oriented civil rights matters, with an emphasis on the prevention and correction of sexual harassment retaliation in the workplace and risk management on safe complaint procedures.

The Electric Tower is owned by Iskalo Development, which bought it from Niagara Mohawk in 2004.

"We think they will be a great fit for the building," said Paul Iskalo, president and CEO.