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Louis J. Hait is a Partner in Kaye Scholer’s New York office. He joined Kaye Scholer’s Real Estate Department in 1984 and has been a partner since 1993.

Daniel Hartnett Speaks at PLI’s Commercial Real Estate Financing 2013 (03/26/13)

58 Lawyers from Kaye Scholer Recognized by Super Lawyers (03/08/13)

Daniel J. Hartnett (11/12/12)

Daniel J. Hartnett is a Partner in the Finance Department of Kaye Scholer LLP’s Chicago office, and heads the Chicago office’s Structured Finance practice group. He has extensive experience representing financial institutions, servicers, trustees, issuers and investors in securitization transactions and investment fund transactions, particularly those involving residential and commercial real estate, farm credit loans, synthetic assets and credit default swaps. He has been involved in CDO, CLO, CBO, CFO, mortgage banking, lending, leasing, acquisition, real estate investment trust, real estate mortgage investment conduit, farm credit loan, aviation, trade receivable, tax lien and mutual fund fee, synthetic securitization, and investment fund transactions across the country and around the world. He has worked extensively on restructuring and workout transactions involving residential mortgage loan originators, investment funds, asset-backed commercial paper conduits, synthetic and cash-funded CDOs, CLOs, CFOs, SIVs, market value swaps, credit default swaps, and total return swaps. Mr. Hartnett is a frequent lecturer on securitization topics, investment funds and derivative transactions. Mr. Hartnett serves on the International Committee of the Commercial Real Estate Finance Association. Mr. Hartnett is a member of the Advisory Board for Northwestern University’s J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, and the Co-Chair of the Parent Fund of Northwestern University. Mr. Hartnett is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Disabilities Institute in Washington, DC.

Stephen Gliatta (08/17/12)

Stephen Gliatta serves as Co-Chair of Kaye Scholer’s Executive Committee and Co-Chair of the firm’s Real Estate Department. Mr. Gliatta’s practice is focused on the area of representing investment banks and other institutional lenders in the origination and securitization of first mortgage debt and mezzanine loans. In addition, Mr. Gliatta regularly represents opportunity funds in joint ventures with operating partners and in the acquisition and financing of real estate projects.

Lauretta J. Moran (08/16/12)

Lauretta Moran is Counsel in the Finance Department of Kaye Scholer's Chicago office and practices in the Real Estate/Corporate Finance and Structured Finance Practice Groups. She has extensive experience representing borrowers, lenders and credit enhancers in real estate and corporate finance transactions. She has been involved in significant finance transactions, real estate and asset securitization, leasing, acquisition, real estate mortgage investment conduit and real estate and tax-exempt bond workout transactions.

Salvatore Mastrosimone (08/16/12)
Salvatore Mastrosimone practices Real Estate law at Kaye Scholer. He has extensive experience in real estate financing and securitization transactions and regularly represents institutional lenders, investment banks and institutional investors in securitized permanent and bridge loan mortgage financing and mezzanine financing. Mr. Mastrosimone also regularly represents developers in the purchase, sale and leasing of shopping centers, office buildings and multifamily properties.

Ronald E. Levinson (08/16/12)
Ronald Levinson's practice encompasses a broad range of real estate matters including property acquisitions and dispositions, real estate finance, property development and construction, real estate ventures and leasing. Mr. Levinson has represented developers and lenders, investors, hotel owners and operators, property managers, landlords and tenants in connection with projects involving hotels, office buildings, shopping centers, mixed-used projects, luxury residential properties, industrial facilities and raw land.