Tiffany Melchers

Represented S-Corporation in conducting a reverse stock split.

Assisted corporate client in drafting and implementation of company policies.

Represented various banks and institutional lenders in negotiating and finalizing loan documents.

Prepared and revised proprietary forms for clients for the leasing and acquisition of real property, as well as construction and construction-related services.

Represented both landlords and tenants in drafting and negotiating various commercial leases, including anchor tenant leases, gross sales leases, ground leases, industrial leases, office leases and retail leases.

Represented client in mediation and negotiated a successful settlement of condemnation proceeding instituted by the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, Texas.

Represented a buyer in the purchase of a private jet.

Represented seller in negotiating an asset sale for $10 million.

Represented owners of two closely held corporations in companies’ stock sale for approximately $50 million.

Represented client in the acquisition of 46 acres in Katy for $13.8 million.

Represented client in acquisition of 17 acres in downtown Houston for $13 million.

Represented client in drafting all construction contracts related to $75 million construction project.

Represented owner in resolving contract disputes and project close out of a $128 million athletic complex.

Represented client in $40 million commercial real estate transaction, including the structuring of the transaction from development stages and financing through completion

Represented specialty engineering firm in sale-leaseback of headquarters complex and other facilities for $39 million.

Represented Houston based construction company in its $8 million finance transaction with Woodforest Bank

Represented client in capital raise and financing related to the acquisition of a multi-tenant industrial property for $9 million.

Represented major commercial and residential waste collection business and its affiliates in a large scale divestiture in the sale of substantially all of its assets, including multiple properties throughout Central Texas