Scott A. Weinberg | People | McDermott Will & Emery

Overview


Scott A. Weinberg has extensive experience in all areas of real estate finance, acquisitions, dispositions and leasing for both institutional and non-institutional clients.

In particular, Scott has experience representing lenders including commercial banks (foreign and domestic), insurance companies, specialty finance companies and REIT’s in the origination of commercial mortgage loans (construction, interim and permanent), mezzanine loans and preferred equity. Scott is also well-versed in securitizations, mortgage loan repurchase/warehouse facilities, loan portfolio purchases and sales, syndications and participations.

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Results


  • Represented Natixis in its $125 million financing for the ground-up construction of a mixed-use building at One Light Street in Baltimore*
  • Represented family office in sale of 11 Madison Avenue, New York for $2.5 billion, the largest single building office sale ever*
  • Represented an investment bank in the sale of a portfolio of four performing loans aggregating $760 million to a foreign bank*

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Recognitions


  • Best Lawyers in America, Real Estate Law, 2022-2025
  • Chambers USA, Band 2 in Real Estate: Finance, 2022-2024
  • Legal 500 US, Recommended, 2019-2024
  • IFLR1000, Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Acquisitions, 2022

Community


  • New York State Bar Association, member
  • American Bar Association, member

Credentials


Education
New York University School of Law, JD, 1988
University of Missouri – Columbia, BS, magna cum laude, 1985

Admissions
Missouri
New York

Scott A. Weinberg

The New York Law Journal / November 17, 2020

Lost Cause? Foreclosing in Reliance on a Lost Note Affidavit

New York Law Journal / July 14, 2020

Designing a Foreclosure Sale under the UCC during COVID-19

New York Law Journal / January 14, 2020

Flood and Terrorism Insurance Reauthorization: Safe For Now

New York Law Journal / September 17, 2019

Perspectives on Lender's Standing to Foreclosure in New York

New York Law Journal / July 17, 2018

Rights of First Refusal and Lender Remedies