Senior Partner Alan Braunstein was a panelist at Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s webinar, “What you need to know about Subchapter V bankruptcy.”
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
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Riemer & Braunstein announces promotions
The firm has announced the promotion of five lawyers to senior partner and two lawyers to partner. These promotions reflect a continued emphasis on the growth of the firm’s national finance practice.
Law360
Stacy Goldstein joins Riemer & Braunstein’s Executive Committee
Stacy Goldstein has been elected by the partners of Riemer & Braunstein LLP as a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. Stacy is a senior partner in the firm’s New York office and practices in the Real Estate Finance Practice Group. She represents domestic and foreign financial institutions in bilateral and agented real estate finance transactions.
Business Wire
Subchapter V relief for small business debtors
Massachusetts small business debtor confirmed Chapter 11 Reorganization Plan under the new Subchapter V of the Bankruptcy Code.
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R&B named #4 of 40 by Real Deal
The Real Deal, a New York publication that closely tracks real estate transactions, recently published its list ranking law firms by dollar volume of commercial real estate loans in New York City (September 1, 2019 through September 30, 2020). Using data from the records of the NYC Department of Finance, The Real Deal reviewed commercial real estate loans of $1,000,000 or above. Riemer & Braunstein was ranked at No. 4 out of 40 law firms on the list.
The Real Deal
Riemer & Braunstein’s Bob Buckley interviewed by NEREJ
Senior Partner Bob Buckley recently appeared on “One On One” where he discussed how business is evolving because of the pandemic.
New England Real Estate Journal
Riemer & Braunstein announces promotions and new hires bolstering finance practice
Four lawyers promoted to senior partner, two lawyers added to New York office strengthening Real Estate Finance Practice.
Business Wire
As malls evolve, so must zoning
Over the past few years the retail real estate industry has struggled, forcing many shopping center owners to deal with unwanted vacancies. Now the COVID-19 pandemic has obviously caused further disruption to the industry. Senior Partner Mark Vaughan discusses the unique opportunity for many communities to work collaboratively with mall owners to adopt flexible and innovative zoning which can be utilized to reposition these assets for redevelopment.
Banker & Tradesman