Practices

Six practices, organized around how our clients transact.

Each group stands on its own. Together they cover the arc of a commercial matter — the entity that holds an asset, the capital that funds it, the transaction that transfers it, and the enforcement or litigation that follows if something goes wrong.

Commercial Real Estate

Acquisitions, dispositions, development, joint ventures and leasing across multifamily, hospitality, retail and mixed-use assets.

  • Acquisitions & dispositions
  • Multifamily & portfolios
  • Development
  • Joint ventures
  • Title & closing

Lending & Finance

Lender-side and borrower-side representation in commercial real estate finance, construction, bridge, agency, CMBS, mezzanine and preferred equity transactions.

  • Lender representation
  • Borrower representation
  • Construction & bridge
  • Agency & CMBS
  • Mezzanine & preferred equity

Securities & Private Capital

Private offerings, real estate syndications, fund formation and sponsor structuring under Regulation D and related exemptions.

  • Regulation D
  • Syndications
  • Fund formation
  • Sponsor structuring
  • Offering documents

Corporate & Business Transactions

Entity formation and governance, LLC and partnership agreements, joint ventures, M&A and the commercial agreements that run a business.

  • Entity formation
  • Operating agreements
  • M&A
  • Joint ventures
  • Outside general counsel

Commercial Litigation

Business, real estate, partnership and investor disputes — including emergency relief and matters that require immediate action.

  • Business disputes
  • Real estate litigation
  • Partnership disputes
  • Investor disputes
  • Emergency relief

Creditors' Rights & Special Situations

Loan enforcement, foreclosure, receiverships, workouts, restructurings and distressed real estate.

  • Foreclosure
  • Receiverships
  • Workouts
  • Distressed real estate
  • Loan enforcement

Not sure which practice fits your matter?

Most of our engagements touch more than one. Describe the situation in general terms and we will tell you whether the firm is the right fit.