Roxana K. Chamouillé handles sophisticated commercial real estate transactions on behalf of property owners, purchasers, sellers, and local, regional and nationwide institutional lenders. Her emphasis is on financing, acquisitions and dispositions. Prior to joining the Firm, Ms. Chamouillé served as the chair of the finance practice group at a prominent law firm. Additionally, she was the Founder and President of a law firm specializing in real estate transactions and litigation.

Ms. Chamouillé’s extensive real estate experience includes negotiating, reviewing and closing loan and purchase and sale documentation for the acquisition, disposition, refinancing, and development of a wide range of commercial real estate projects. She has been a lead and supervising attorney for highly complex litigation matters involving construction defects, insurance coverage, and failed commercial real estate transactions. Ms. Chamouillé has represented developers, insurance carriers, and business owners in all stages of litigation, successfully negotiating favorable settlements for her clients.

Ms. Chamouillé works on a wide range of commercial projects, including retail, industrial, multi-family, hotels, and schools. She derives gratification from handling projects that improve communities and advance the economy by providing much-needed housing, retail opportunities, and employment. She is an expert in commercial real estate loan workouts and foreclosures, commercial purchase and sale transactions, receivership and loan/guaranty enforcement matters, and various aspects of due diligence.

In 2018, Ms. Chamouillé was selected as a member of “Top 100 Lawyers” by the Top 100 Magazine.

Ms. Chamouillé is a Gracie Jiu Jitsu Black Belt. She is also fluent in Farsi.

Bar Admissions

• California
• Arizona

Education

• USC Gould School of Law
• University of California Los Angeles

• Buchalter COVID-19 Client Alert: San Francisco Moves to Lowest COVID Tier in California, Begins Process of Reopening Non-Essential Offices; Other Bay Area Counties Slower to Follow

  By Roxana K. Chamouillé |November 2020

Additional Articles

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