The Brand Law Firm

The commercial Real Estate lawyers at The Brand Law Firm represent owners, buyers, sellers, developers, contractors, landlords and tenants on a wide range of commercial real estate matters. We work closely with you in order to understand your objectives, concerns, and the potential risk inherent in any project or transaction. With our experience, we can point out opportunities or hazards that might not have occurred to you, and we can make sure that the terms of your commitment accurately reflect your view of the transaction and protect you from unnecessary risk. Among the particular matters that we handle are the following:

•    Purchase or sale of hospitality, retail, office, or industrial property
•    Negotiation, documentation, and enforcement of commercial lease terms
•    Workout and renegotiation of defaulted real estate loans
•    Resolution of assignment or sublet problems in commercial lease agreements
•    Title searches and satisfaction of liens, judgments, or citations
•    Commercial real estate insurance claims

Banking

The non-performing loan market has grown significantly in the last two to three years as sellers across the world are forced to address the issue of how to deal with their under-performing assets for a variety of reasons. In addition, the prospect of Asia becoming an increasingly dominant force in the world economy has led governments to implement legislation to clean up legacy non-performing loans made in the 1990's. These factors, coupled with increased liquidity in the financial markets have brought an ever increasing number of sellers to the non-performing loan market.

The Brand Law Firm has advised both sellers and buyers on the sale and purchase of non-performing loans in a wide variety of jurisdictions. Our firm is experienced in structuring, negotiating and documenting all aspects of the sale and purchase of non-performing loan portfolios from the debt and/or equity financing of any special purpose vehicles being used to acquire the assets through to negotiation of any third party servicing arrangements.

White Collar Crimes