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The Mitchell Williams real estate team of lawyers provide comprehensive legal counsel in all phases of complex commercial real estate transactions. Serving as strategic advisors, they help clients handle the broad range of legal issues that can arise in commercial real estate transactions.
We handle all facets of real estate transactions, including:
Our deep experience extends to tax-exempt and taxable bond transactions, low-income and affordable housing developments, and economic development incentives. Whether working with individuals, public companies, privately held businesses, investors, developers, lenders, municipalities, school districts and other governmental bodies, we work to achieve our clients’ objectives consistent with business demands.
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Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard is a full-service real estate practice covering all aspects of transactional and regulatory issues, including acquisitions, developments and leasing. The law firm has substantial experience representing lenders, developers and owners with respect to substantial multimillion-dollar projects.
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Harry Hamlin draws on over two decades of experience to advise clients facing a broad array of real estate-related issues, including transactional matters, leasing work and public and private finance. His clients include investors, lenders and local businesses.
Scott Schallhorn is reputed for his strength in real estate financing work. He possesses notable experience in representing banks and wider financial institutions in complex commercial real estate matters. He also offers considerable expertise in advising on development projects and leasing work.
Provided by Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, PLLC
Head of Department
Jill Grimsley
Melissa Bandy
Head of Department
Wade B. Bowen
Provided by Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, PLLC
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