Banking & Finance
North Carolina
5 years ranked
Provided by Womble Bond Dickinson US LLP
Asset Based Lending; Commercial; Equipment Finance; Real Estate Finance; Real Estate Acquisition, Due Diligence And Financing; Finance: Banking, Restructuring, Insolvency
A partner in the Firm's Capital Markets group, Paul M. Fogleman represents banks, non-traditional lenders, and borrowers in a variety of finance transactions, including term and revolving facilities, construction facilities, asset-based lending, and receivables financing.
Paul has extensive experience representing borrowers and real estate owners in many aspects of real estate transactions, including real estate secured financings, acquisitions and sales, developments, leases, title review, and due diligence analysis. He regularly serves as North Carolina counsel in the issuance of local counsel real estate and enforceability opinions.
Within the community, Paul is active on several boards including the Poe Center for Health Education and Capital City Clauses. He also regularly handles residential closings and general corporate matters on a pro bono basis for Habitat for Humanity of Wake County.
Board Member, Poe Center for Health Education, 2018 – Present; President, 2020 – 2021
Board Member, Capital City Clauses, 2018 – 2021
Young Lawyers Division and Real Property Section, NC and Wake County Bar Associations
Wake County Real Property Lawyers Association
Habitat for Humanity of Wake County
Graduate of Leadership Raleigh Class 33
Urban Land Institute, YLG Partnership Forum (2014) and YLG Regional Initiative Council (2015)
Steering Committee Member, NC Museum of History Young Associates, 2011 – 2014
Provided by Chambers
Paul Fogleman advises a wide range of clients, including both borrowers and banks. He is renowned for his ability to assist clients on a variety of transactions, including revolving facilities and financings, with particular skill in advising on construction-related matters.
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