Associate

Overview

Christopher Sullivan is a business and transactions attorney with a concentration in commercial real estate (acquisitions, divestitures, leasing), project finance (development, structuring, lending/borrowing) and corporate law (including counseling businesses as outside general counsel). Chris takes great pride in finding practical and efficient solutions to the complex challenges facing his clients which include commercial real estate developers, commercial lending institutions, governmental entities, non-profits, and businesses ranging from individuals to middle-market and national companies.

Chris lives in Haddon Township, New Jersey with his wife and two children. He frequently serves as a child advocate through the Philadelphia-based Support Center for Child Advocates.

Honors & Awards

First Judicial District of Pennsylvania Pro Bono Roll of Honor (Member - 2015, 2017)

Professional Activities

St. Joseph's University Real Estate and Law Alumni Association
Penn State University Alumni Association
Cape May County Bar Association
Camden County Bar Association

Experience

Finance

Represented lender in an approximately $2 million business expansion loan.
Represented underwriter in an approximately $70 million public bond issue.
Represented local government lender in facilitating loan documents relating to affordable housing projects.

Commercial Real Estate

Represented commercial real estate developer in the negotiation and acquisition of a property.

Corporate Leasing

Represented gaming industry landlord in the negotiation, drafting and enforcement of various retail leases.
Represented national company in negotiating commercial office space leases in multiple U.S. markets.

Outside Corporate Counsel

Continuous representation of national and regional companies as outside general counsel.

Case Studies

Represented Client in Complex Financing Transaction
October 2018
Acted as borrower’s counsel to a leading, national affordable housing provider in connection with a multi-tiered financing transaction consisting of three (3) lending sources and the utilization of low income housing tax credits.