Lawrence Rouslin
Special Counsel
New York
(212) 574-1506
Lawrence Rouslin
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Biography

Lawrence Rouslin is special counsel in the Real Estate practice.

His practice centers on the origination of large, structured mortgage loans, many of which are securitized, involving multiple lenders and various levels of debt, including structuring and negotiation of various types of mortgage and mezzanine financings, intercreditor agreements, participations, and co-lending arrangements.

He also represents institutional lenders in modifications, extensions, workouts, foreclosures and deeds-in-lieu, examples of which include (i) restructuring large, multi-tranche loans secured by office buildings and malls, (ii) workouts of office buildings located in New York and Chicago and (iii) numerous modifications of securitized mortgage and mezzanine loans. He has also represented various real estate funds active in the secondary market which have acquired mezzanine loans, mortgage loans, B notes and participations.

Capabilities

Credentials

Education

New York University School of Law

  • J.D., 1994
  • Executive Editor of Journal of International Law and Politics

Brown University

  • B.A., 1983
  • with Honors

Bar Admissions

  • New York

Representative Work

  • Represented Commercial Bank in $48,000,000 Construction Financing for a Manhattan Mixed Use Building.
  • Represented a Pension Fund in $125,000,000 acquisition financing of multi-family building in Manhattan.
  • Represented Commercial Bank in $105,000,000 Financing of a Mixed-Use Property in the Bronx
  • Represented Bank in $143,000,000 Loan for conversion of a Property in Manhattan to multi-family use.
  • Negotiated various agreements in connection with the sale by a Pension Fund of 6 office buildings in Norwalk, Connecticut.
  • Represented arranger in issuance of $250,000,000 in bonds secured by a proton beam therapy center in Manhattan for the Norwegian bond market.
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