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Six Prominent New York Real Estate Finance and Restructuring Lawyers Welcomed to Expanding Haynes and Boone Office

NEW YORK – In a major expansion of its East Coast real estate, finance and real estate restructuring practices, Haynes and Boone, LLP announces the addition of six partners who bring a wealth of experience, particularly representing top-tier New York financial institutions, real estate funds and private equity groups.

All six partners are making the move to the Haynes and Boone Finance Practice from the Paul Hastings New York-based real estate finance and restructuring practices. Four of the six are focused on real estate finance. They are Kenneth J. Friedman, Robert J. Grados, Steven Koch and Walter F. Schleimer. The other two – Lawrence Mittman and Carolyn E. Sullivan – concentrate on real estate restructurings. The group’s collective experience will be invaluable to Haynes and Boone clients for real estate finance, and as restructurings, workouts and bankruptcies continue to create opportunities. >>



Carolyn E. Sullivan

Partner

New York


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Areas of Practice

Education

  • J.D., Fordham University School of Law, 1992
  • B.A., Finance, Fordham University, 1985

Bar Admissions

  • New York, 1992

Carolyn Sullivan is a partner in the finance practice at Haynes and Boone in New York. Ms. Sullivan practices in all areas of commercial real estate and finance with a particular concentration on restructurings and workouts. Ms. Sullivan has represented institutional lenders, banks, funds and other investors in connection with the structuring, origination, acquisition and sale of mortgage loans, b-notes, mezzanine loans, and other debt and equity positions. She also represents clients in connection with the acquisition and sale of real estate. Ms. Sullivan's practice is currently focused on representing lenders and borrowers in connection with loan workouts, restructurings and mortgage and mezzanine foreclosures.