We represent our clients in a wide variety of matters including commercial real estate financing, creditors’ rights, loan acquisition and disposition, loan workouts and foreclosure, and bank real estate operations and branch leasing.
Real Estate Finance
Miller Starr Regalia’s Financial Services Practice Group offers a sophisticated and broad range of legal services to lenders and borrowers in secured and unsecured financing transactions, representing major banks and other significant institutions as well as financial commercial real estate developers and property owners.
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Karl Geier
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Xavier Gutierrez
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Timothy Maes
Associate
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Eugene Miller
Chairman Emeritus
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Gary Rosenberg
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Bradley D. Scheick
Senior Counsel
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Alexis Sinclair
Associate
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Many real estate practitioners in California remember a time when a personal guaranty of a real estate secured loan was of dubious value to the lender.
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In California the parol evidence rule does not bar claims for fraudulent misrepresentations or promises at variance with the terms of a written contract.