David H. Nadoff

David concentrates his practice on structuring, negotiating, documenting and implementing a variety of complex transactions, including secured and unsecured financing, loan work-outs, real estate acquisition and development and corporate mergers and acquisitions. His practice also encompasses planning for business separations and the formation of successor businesses, particularly in the context of attorneys leaving law firms to begin independent practices. Although David left litigation practice early in his career, he continues to be involved in the formulation and evaluation of litigation strategy and legal theories and, especially, in settlements of litigation.

David is a member of the boards of directors of several not-for-profit organizations, which he serves in a pro bono legal capacity and in various other roles.

Representative Clients

• First Industrial Realty Trust

Representative Matters

• First Industrial Realty Trust Joint Ventures with CalSTRS
  

  Represented First Industrial in the formation of four joint ventures with CalSTRS, including three joint ventures for an aggregate investment of $1.8 billion in U.S. real estate and a $285 million joint venture for real estate investment in Canada; and in the negotiation of several subscription debt facilities with WestLB AG, New York branch, including two multicurrency facilities totaling $950 million.

• US Bank Revolving Credit Facility for Pacific Capital Bank
  

  Represented U.S. Bank in $300 million revolving credit facility for Pacific Capital Bank secured by refund anticipation loans. This financing replaced a securitized conduit facility that had been used in prior years and was the first such credit facility.