2010 USC Law Real Estate Law and Business Forum

8/9/2019 2010 USC Law Real Estate Law and Business Forum

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JOIN NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEAKERS, INCLUDING:

Robert Cervero James Chung Ken Cruse luncheon speaker Edward McCaffery

Roger Moliere Brian Olasov Richard Parkus Glenn Sonnenberg Gary Stougaard

Christopher Thornberg Jane Usher Robert White plus dozens of other real estate stars!

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY

MILLENNIUM BILTMORE HOTEL APRIL 14, 2010

MCLE/CPE/DRE Credits Available!

REGISTER ONLINE NOWhttp://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/

USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW 2010 REAL ESTATE LAW AND BUSINESS FORUM


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welcome

USC Gould School of Law invites you to participate in the most valuable andimportant real estate conference of the year.

Exploit and Thrive: The top names in the industry address key legal and business

issues facing us in these turbulent times providing tips to help you survive in

and exploit this market.

Business Knowledge from the Best Nationally Recognized Speakers: Get the

latest information on industry trends, real-world strategies for dealing with major

challenges, and face-to-face interaction with local public officials and industry

experts from Los Angeles to New York to Chicago to Atlanta.

Legal Insight: Learn how to overcome legal pitfalls to maximize the success of

your project. Discover how to find opportunities in todays marketplaces. Attend

tracked programming that allows you to focus on (1) fixing the broken deal,

(2) working out of the morass, and (3) trends in land use and development.

Market Yourself: Over 500 real estate professionals registered for each of the

2008 and 2009 USC Law Forums reconnect with your professional peers at five

networking events, including a hosted reception. New attorneys are also invitedto a special breakfast session on how to adapt your career to the changing

economics of law firm practice.

Cant Miss: For the past seven years, the USC Law Real Estate Law and Business

Forum has been the most highly attended law and business conference in

Southern California. This is the one real estate law and business conference you

cant miss.

who should attend?The program is open to the general public. It is specially designed for

professionals in the real estate industry, including:

Attorneys Developers Lenders Investors Brokers Accountants

Asset Managers Owners Architects Business Leaders Students

Attorneys: USC Gould School of Law, a State Bar of California-approved provider,

certifies that this activity qualifies for Minimum Continuing Legal Education

credit in the amount of 7.5 hours. This event may meet the requirements for

continuing legal education credits in other states. Please check with the State Bar

Association or Supreme Court in the state in which you are seeking continuing

legal education credits to see if this program is eligible.

Real Estate Professionals: This program has been submitted to the California

Department of Real Estate under the designation of Consumer Service for 6 clock

hours of credit. Approval by the California Department of Real Estate does not

constitute an endorsement of the views or opinions which are expressed by the

USC Gould School of Law or Forum instructors, authors or lecturers. It is the

policy of the USC Gould School of Law Real Estate Law and Business Forum that

in order to receive DRE credit, you must attend 90% of the program.

Accountants: This program meets the guidelines set by the California State Boardof Accountancy in the amount of 6 hours.

continuing education credit


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quick program guide

TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS

STARTING AT 11:30 AM, CHOOSE BETWEEN THREE TRACKS:

TRACK A Fixing the Broken Deal Track

TRACK B Working Out of the Morass Track

TRACK C Trends in Land Use and Development Track

17:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast

18:00 AM Bonus Breakfast Session:

How to Approach Your Legal Career in the Face of the Changing

Economics of Law Practice

19:00 AM Welcome and Introductions

19:15 AM The Real Estate Picture: Demographics, an Economic Forecast and a

Look at Global Trends in Real Estate Transactions

10:15 AM The Future of Capital Markets for Commercial and Residential

Real Estate

11:15 AM Networking Break

11:30 AM Breakout 1A Fixing the Broken Deal TrackHotels and Other Operating Properties: Issues In Restructuring and

Purchasing Troubled Hotels and Other Operating Properties

Breakout 1B Working Out of the Morass Track

CMBS Distressed Debt: Loan Workouts and Note Purchases

Breakout 1C Trends in Land Use and Development Track

Opportunities, Challenges and Barriers to Renewable Energy

Projects in the Southwest United States

12:30 PM Luncheon and Keynote Presentation:

The Impending Fiscal Crisis and What it Means for You

Professor Edward J. McCaffery, USC Gould School of Law

12:00 PM Breakout 2A Fixing the Broken Deal Track

Busted Condos: Where are the Bodies Buried in a Distressed Condo

Construction Loan?


Joint Venture Workouts: Debt Modifications, Additional Capitaland Hidden Tax Consequences


The Green Leasing Revolution

13:00 PM Networking Dessert Break

13:15 PM Breakout 3A Fixing the Broken Deal Track

Busted Land Deals: Dealing with Broken Expectations and

Hidden Liabilities


Cutting Edge Issues in Workouts and Remedial Actions


Transit-Oriented Development: Opportunities and Challenges

14:15 PM Quick Hits on Hot Topics, a Roundup of Key Developments

Over the Past Year

15:15 PM Wine and Cheese Reception: Meet the speakers and network at ourannual reception.

WEDNESDAY

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sponsors

USC Gould School of Law gratefully acknowledges the co-sponsors and sponsorsof the 2010 USC Real Estate Law and Business Forum:

Co-Sponsors

American Institute of Architects Los Angeles Chapter

Beverly Hills Bar Association

Building Owners and Managers Association Greater Los Angeles

Central City Association of Los Angeles

CoreNet Global | Southern California Chapter

Jewish Business Leaders, The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles Valley Alliance

LA Headquarters

Legal Division, The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles

Real Estate & Construction (REC) Division, The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles

Urban Land Institute, Los Angeles

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate

Sponsors

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP

Arnold & Porter LLP

California Real Estate Journal

Cerberus Real Estate Capital Management, LLC

Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP

Daily Journal

DLA Piper

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

GlobeSt.com

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Holland & Knight LLP

Housing Authority, City of Los Angeles

Keller CMS Inc.

Kennerly, Lamishaw & Rossi LLP

Latham & Watkins LLP

Latitude Management Real Estate Investors, Inc.

Lobb Cliff & Lester, LLPLynn Williams of Cushman & Wakefield

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP

Morrison & Foerster LLP

Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP

OMelveny & Myers LLP

PaulHastings

Pircher, Nichols & Meeks

Rutan & Tucker, LLPSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP

Urban Partners, LLC

Wilson Meany Sullivan

For a complete and up-to-date list of USC Real Estate Law and Business Forum

co-sponsors and sponsors, please visit our website:

http://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/.


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Leeanna Izuel

Executive Director

Assistant Dean

Continuing Legal Education

USC Gould School of Law

Phillip G. Nichols

Co-Chair

Founding Member


Glenn A. Sonnenberg

Co-Chair

President

Latitude Management

Real Estate Investors, Inc.

MODERATOR

Nancy N. Kennerly

Kennerly, Lamishaw & Rossi LLP

SPEAKERS

Professor Bryant Danner

Lecturer in Law


Anton N. Natsis

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble

Mallory & Natsis LLP

Lucinda Starrett


8:00 AM 9:00 AM

Bonus Breakfast Session:How to Approach Your Legal Career

in the Face of the Changing Economicsof Law Practice

Like it or not, law firm economics are affecting yourcareer and will continue to do so. Join four lawyers

with the perspective to help you adapt your career to

successfully respond. Topics to be discussed will

include: how junior lawyers are affected by changes in

the relationships between law firms and their clients,

how to shape your career given law firm economics,

and how the careers of young lawyers are shaped by

firms maximizing profit per partner. The session will

also provide an insiders view on the flexibility within

large law firms, and how to maximize your value asfirms adjust to shifts in client demand.

This is a cant-miss session. Register online or by

completing the appropriate portion of the registration

form on the inside back cover of this brochure. No

additional fee will be charged.

9:00 AM 9:15 AM

Welcome and Introductions

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYMarch 23, 2010 Beverly Hills Hotel

ENTERTAINMENT LAW AND BUSINESSOctober 23, 2010 USC University Park Campus

TRUST AND ESTATENovember 2010 Downtown Los Angeles

UPCOMING USC LAW PROGRAMS

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MODERATOR

Glenn A. Sonnenberg

President

Latitude Management


SPEAKERS

Darren J. Esser

Director

Asset Backed Finance

Commercial Real Estate

Wells Fargo Securities

New York, NY

Brian F. Olasov

Managing Director


Atlanta, GA

Richard ParkusManaging Director

Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.

New York, NY

MODERATOR

Professor George Lefcoe

Ervin and Florine Yoder Chair in

Real Estate LawUSC Gould School of Law

SPEAKERS

James Chung

President and Founder

Reach Advisors

Slingerlands, NY

Christopher F. Thornberg, Ph.D.

Founding Principal

Beacon Economics

Leading Economic Forecaster

Robert M. White, Jr.

Founder and President

Real Capital Analytics, Inc.

New York, NY

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11:15 AM 11:30 AM NETWORKING BREAK

9:15 AM 10:15 AM

The Real Estate Picture: Demographics, anEconomic Forecast and a Look at Global

Trends in Real Estate Transactions

To help you get your bearings in this unsteady real

estate market, our opening session features three

prominent consultants, each the founder and

president of his own firm. James Chung of Reach

Advisors will discuss the demographic trends that

will shape the demand curve for residential real

estate in the next decade. Christopher Thornberg

of Beacon Economics will offer an up-to-date

forecast for the California and U.S. economies with

projections of what we can expect as Federalsupports are slowly withdrawn, and Robert White

of Real Capital Analytics will review trends in

recent U.S. commercial real estate transactions,

with a special focus on the way distress debt

situations are being resolved in different segments

of the real estate market.

10:15 AM 11:15 AMThe Future of Capital Markets for

Commercial and Residential Real Estate

Join a panel of top national experts as they

survey the real estate capital markets and answer

the following questions: Who has capital and

what will they be looking for? How will

underwriting and perceived risk change in the

new economy? Should we and how should we

regulate real estate volatility? How should we

deal with the overhang of distress? Is CMBS on

the way back, what form does it take and how

will traditional and specialty lenders take up the

slack? What is the effect of government and its

potential to jump-start the system? Wither

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; what are their

roles and that of HUD/FHA in the current

marketplace and what will it cost taxpayers? Why

isn't the money coming yet?

contact information

USC Gould School of LawContinuing Legal Education

1149 South Hill Street, Suite 340

Los Angeles, CA 90015

Telephone: 213-743-1772

Facsimile: 213-743-1830

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://law.usc.edu/cle

Our office hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST

NOTE OUR NEW CONTACT INFORMATION


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MODERATOR

Tom Muller


SPEAKERS

Ellen R. Marshall


Tom F. Nolan

Managing Director

CWCapital Investments LLC

Kevin Swartz

Loan Workout Consultant

Scarsdale, NY

BREAKOUT 1B

CMBS Distressed Debt:Loan Workouts and Note Purchases

With an ever-increasing percentage of CMBS loans in

default, borrowers are looking for ways to work out

loans included in these complicated pools, while

investors are looking for opportunities to buy distressed

loans or real estate owned (REO) from CMBS pools. This

panel describes how to work out a securitized loan,

what trends are emerging from CMBS workouts to

date, and how to buy loans and REO from the servicers

handling the distressed loans in these pools.

MODERATOR

Phillip G. Nichols

Founding Member


SPEAKERSKen Cruse

Chief Financial Officer

Sunstone Hotel Investors, Inc.

J. Dean Heller

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Gary A. Stougaard

Managing Member

Prospect Street Hotel Investors LLC

11:30 AM 12:30 PM

BREAKOUT 1A

Hotels and Other Operating Properties:Issues in Restructuring and Purchasing Troubled

Hotels and Other Operating Properties

Hotels are especially difficult assets because of the

interplay of (1) third party management agreementswith major national hotel companies, (2) large

declines in operating revenues, (3) wild

overleveraging with CMBS loans, and (4) ownership

structures that are often quite complex. This panel of

experts will dive into the interaction of these factors

and will discuss important issues for hotel owners,

potential owners and counsel in connection with

hotel sales, hotel loan restructures and hotel joint

venture restructures. The panel will also discuss

franchise agreements.

TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDSSTARTING AT 11:30 AM, CHOOSE BETWEEN THREE TRACKS:




BREAKOUT 1C

Opportunities, Challenges and Barriers toRenewable Energy Projects in the

Southwest United States

Renewable energy is generated from natural resources

(such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides and geothermal

heat) that are naturally replenished. Renewable

energy is moving to the forefront of energy and

project finance development with the extension of

investment tax credits and new stimulus funding,

implementation of state renewable energy standards,

growing interest from the electric utilities and

growing demand from a public that is increasingly

looking for cleaner energy and greener jobs. This

panel will discuss a range of issues and options facing

renewable energy projects, including project finance

and special government finance opportunities,

permitting and entitlement challenges unique in the

Southwest U.S., and transmission line andinfrastructure concerns.

SPEAKERS

Lee E. Bailey

Managing Director

US Renewables Group

Todd A. Larsen

Southern California Edison

Anne E. Mudge

Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLPSan Francisco, CA

Marc K.O. Sabine

Solar Energy Consultant

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MODERATOR

Thomas R. Fileti


SPEAKERS

Robert D. Champion

President

Champion Real Estate Company

Robert D. Gilmore

Southern District Manager

California Department of Real Estate

Bill Pham


Ken Swenson

Division Counsel, Real Estate

Banking and Special Assets

Bank of America

2:00 PM 3:00 PM

BREAKOUT 2A

Busted Condos: Where are theBodies Buried in a Distressed

Condo Construction Loan?A due diligence primer on where

to dig to find potential treasureinstead of liabilities.

Join a distinguished panel of leading

representatives from institutional lenders,

developers and government agencies as they

offer insights for due diligence analysis. Learn

about potential liabilities and economic

pitfalls related to the acquisition of distressed

condominiums and construction loans, as well

as potential opportunities to create added

value. The panel will also provide advice and

analysis regarding SB 800.

12:30 PM 2:00 PM

LUNCHEON AND KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:The Impending Fiscal Crisis and

What it Means for You

Looming fiscal catastrophe due to the growing

imbalance between government spending and

revenue-raising promises far reaching changes, notjust to Federal, state and local tax laws but to the

wider economy as well, as through the possibility of

bouts of hyper-inflation. Hear about the causes and

possible cures and effects, and how they might

impact you as real estate owner, developer, or

citizen generally.

Professor Edward J. McCaffery

Robert C. Packard Trustee

Chair in Law

Professor of Law,

Economics and Political Science


Of CounselSeyfarth Shaw LLP

BREAKOUT 2B

Joint Venture Workouts:Debt Modifications, Additional Capital

and Hidden Tax Consequences

Workouts are a part of life for limited liability

companies and partnerships. Learn how to mastersuch issues as secured debt modifications, capital

calls, member acquisition of JV debt and the

renegotiation of such debt with the JV, the

exchange of debt for equity, and the renegotiation

of various JV agreement provisions. This session

will also highlight important tax issues, including

recognition of income from COD and various

structures to avoid such recognition.

MODERATOR

James D. Richman

Arnold & Porter LLP

SPEAKERS

Christopher C. RisingSenior Vice President

Strategic Initiatives

Maguire Properties, Inc.

Stephen D. Rose


Roy J. Schneiderman

Principal

Bard Consulting LLC

San Francisco, CA






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PROFESSOR EDWARD J. MCCAFFERYRobert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law

Professor of Law, Economics and Political Science


Of Counsel

Seyfarth Shaw LLP*keynote luncheon speaker

PROFESSOR EDWARD J. MCCAFFERY is an internationally-recognized

expert in tax law who studies property law and theory, tax policy, tax

structures, public finance theory including behavioral public finance, as well

as intellectual property and law and economics. He teaches at the USC Gould

School of Law and at the California Institute of Technology.

Professor McCaffery's scholarship has been widely cited by economists,

government officials, journalists and policy analysts. His publications include

Rethinking the Vote: The Politics and Prospects of American Election Reform,

which he co-edited. Another book, A New Understanding of Property, will bepublished later this year.

A summa cum laude graduate of Yale University, Professor McCaffery

received his J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard Law School and a master's

degree in economics from USC. He served as a clerk to Chief Justice Robert N.

Wilentz of the New Jersey Supreme Court and was an attorney with Titchell,

Maltman, Mark, Bass, Ohleyer & Mishell before joining the USC Law faculty in

1989. He is an elected fellow of the American Law Institute (ALI) and the

American College of Tax Counsel. Professor McCaffery is also counsel to theLos Angeles office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP.

MODERATORBryan C. Jackson

Editor, Green Building Update

Adjunct Professor, USC MRED

Chair, Green & Sustainable

Construction Group

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble

Mallory & Natsis LLP

SPEAKERS

Vicki R. HardingPepper Hamilton LLP

Detroit, MI

Michael E. Meyer

DLA Piper

BREAKOUT 2C

The Green Leasing RevolutionGreen leasing is a reality. The Federal government,

which owns or leases over 3 billion square feet in

over 500,000 sites, now requires many of its leases to

address green and sustainable mandates. In the

private sector, an ever-growing number of leases are

focused on meeting corporate and marketing

policies for green and sustainable space. This panel

will examine the various laws and targets that are

driving green leasing issues related to energyconservation, renewable energy, recycling,

sustainable sites, water usage, Energy Star, LEED,

High Performance Buildings, net zero buildings, and

similar green and sustainable issues.

3:00 PM 3:15 PM NETWORKING DESSERT BREAK


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BREAKOUT 3A

Busted Land Deals: Dealing with BrokenExpectations and Hidden Liabilities

Join prominent real estate professionals as they

analyze some of the unique issues in taking overbusted land deals from lenders and troubled

borrowers. The discussion will focus on practical

problems such as successor liability, angry

neighbors and city decision-makers, extending the

life of entitlements, and completing half-built

infrastructure. This panel will involve a simple

hypothetical, and engage the perspectives of an

experienced land developer, a municipality's

counsel, developer's counsel and bankruptcy

counsel. The discussion promises to be lively andthe issues timely.

MODERATOR

Patricia T. Sinclair

Co-President and General Counsel

Playa Vista

SPEAKERS

Amy R. Forbes


Bill Myers

Senior Vice President

Cerberus Real Estate

Capital Management, LLC

Jeffrey M. Oderman

Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Richard M. Pachulski

Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP

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BREAKOUT 3B

Cutting Edge Issues in Workouts andRemedial Actions

Learn about the latest trends in workouts and

remedies. This must-see panel will emphasize

(1) how personal recourse affects the dynamics of

negotiations and remedies, (2) the effectiveness

of bankruptcy guaranties, (3) the effectiveness of

bankruptcy remoteness/SPE provisions to preclude

bankruptcy, and (4) the effect of single asset

debtor rules. We will hear from legal and

business experts from both sides of the aisle on

these and other issues.

MODERATOR

Jesse Sharf


SPEAKERS

Kenneth Cohen

Principal

G2 Real Estate Partners LLC

New York, NY

Eric V. Rowen

Chair, Real Estate Litigation

Greenberg Traurig, LLPChip Sellers

Executive Vice President

Latitude Management


James H.M. Sprayregen

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Chicago, IL





register online now!http://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/


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Mona E. Dajani

Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLPChicago, IL

SPEAKERS

Susan J. Booth


Carlyle W. Hall Jr.

Senior Counsel

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Roger S. MoliereChief, Real Property

Management and Development

Los Angeles County Metropolitan

Transportation Authority

Jane Ellison Usher

Los Angeles Special Assistant

City Attorney

Immediate Past President

Los Angeles City Planning Commission

Fernando Villa


5:15 PM

Wine and Cheese Reception

Meet the speakers and network at ourannual reception.

4:15 PM 5:15 PM

Quick Hits on Hot Topics, a Roundup ofKey Developments Over the Past Year

Anyone involved in real estate should have at least

a glancing familiarity with these pressing issues. In

one hour, you can get caught up on the latest

trends in signage, transit-oriented development in

East L.A., land use and CEQA, climate change and

recent case law. Find out what's going on, and

what you might have missed.

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adjournment


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planning committee

Phillip G. NicholsI

Co-ChairFounding MemberPircher, Nichols & Meeks

Glenn A. SonnenbergI

Co-Chair

PresidentLatitude ManagementReal Estate Investors, Inc.

Leeanna Izuel

Executive DirectorUSC Gould School of Law

David L. Abel

PresidentABL, Inc.

Frederick L. Allen

Allen Matkins Leck GambleMallory & Natsis LLP

John J. AllenAllen Matkins Leck GambleMallory & Natsis LLP

Ronald A. Altoon

Founding PartnerAltoon + Porter Architects LLP

Dennis B. Arnold


James L. Arnone


Sonny H. Astani

ChairmanAstani Enterprises, Inc.

Ellen M. Berkowitz


W. Randall Boggan

Tony CanzoneriI


Rick J. Caruso

PresidentCaruso Affiliated

Daniel J. Ceniceros

Vice PresidentStrategic DevelopmentReal Estate Media Group/ALMGlobeSt.com

Paul Cliff

Lobb Cliff & Lester, LLP

Terence F. Cuff

Loeb & Loeb LLP

Mona E. Dajani

Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP

Dean E. Dennis

Hill, Farrer & Burrill LLP

Kevin M. Ehrhart


Gordon K. Eng

Law Offices of Gordon K. Eng

Lewis G. Feldman

Goodwin Procter LLP

Amy R. ForbesI


Steven K. FowlkesPresidentR.W. Selby & Company, Inc.

Douglas B. Frank

Proskauer Rose LLP

David L. Gold

Managing DirectorPaladin Realty Partners, LLC

Michael Gottlieb

EditorCalifornia Real Estate Journal

Stuart A. Graiwer

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP

Richard K. Green

DirectorUSC Lusk Center for Real Estate

Edward C. Hagerott, Jr.

Goodwin Procter LLP

Timi Anyon HallemI


Jeffrey A. Heintz


J. Dean Heller

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley L. Iezman

President and Chief Executive OfficerAmerican Realty Advisors

Bryan C. JacksonI


Frank J. Jansen

Senior Vice President, Special ProjectsChicago Title Company

Ross KayVice President, Assistant General CounselKB Home

George LefcoeI

Ervin and Florine YoderChair in Real Estate LawUSC Gould School of Law

William R. Lindsay

Partner

PCCP, LLC


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Karl J. Lott


Gregg J. Loubier


Christopher E. Maling

Vice President InvestmentsNational Retail GroupMarcus & Millichap Real EstateInvestment Services

Mitchell B. MenzerI

PaulHastings

Michael E. Meyer

DLA Piper

George J. Mihlsten


OMalley M. Miller


F. Thomas MullerI


Anton N. Natsis


Mark L. Nelson

DLA Piper

Dean C. Pappas

Goodwin Procter LLP

Katherine Aguilar Perez

Executive DirectorUrban Land Institute, Los Angeles

Benjamin M. Reznik

Jeffer Mangels Butler & Marmaro LLP

James D. RichmanI

Arnold & Porter LLP

Eric V. RowenGreenberg Traurig, LLP

Anita F. SabineI


Gregory W. Schultz

Managing Director/Strategic ClientsFirst American Title Insurance Company

Michael F. Sfregola


Kevin A. Shannon

Vice ChairmanInstitutional Investment GroupCB Richard Ellis

Jesse SharfI


Fred L. Silva

Fiscal Affairs Advisor

Beacon Economics

Patricia T. SinclairI

Co-President & General CounselPlaya Vista

John R. Sischo

Executive Vice President for AcquisitionsThomas Properties Group, Inc.

David C. Smith

Director of Regulatory AffairsDMB Associates, Inc.

Hushmand SohailiAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Gary A. StougaardI

Managing MemberProspect Street Hotel Investors LLC

Scott M. Stuckman

Senior Managing DirectorSeparate AccountsRockwood Capital, LLC

Ken SwensonDivision CounselReal Estate Banking and Special AssetsBank of America

Patrick B. Tooley I

Vice PresidentWilson Meany Sullivan

Fernando VillaI


Ira J. Waldman


Paul R. Walker

Sidley Austin LLP

Mark J. Weinstein

PresidentMJW Investments

Adam B. Weissburg

2010 Forum Director of Publications and

CLE/DRE Compliance


Pamela L. Westhoff

Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP

John W. Whitaker

DLA Piper

Lynn A. Williams

Executive Vice PresidentCushman & Wakefield of California

Gary A. York

Ballard Spahr LLP

Jaye A. Young

Marc D. Young


Member of Program Committee I Session Organizer


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REGISTRATION

The Registration fees are outlined on the registration form on the inside back cover of

this brochure. Your fee includes the Forum program, luncheon, refreshment breaks,

wine and cheese reception, and a copy of the Forum Syllabus (a volume of outlines,

articles, forms, essays, briefs and other topical materials prepared by our speakers).

Early registration is encouraged as space is limited. Separate registration is required for

the breakfast bonus session register online or using the inside back cover of this

brochure. Registration for the breakfast bonus session is at no additional charge.

REFUNDS

Refunds (less a $100 processing fee, $25 for students) will be made in response to

written requests postmarked, faxed or emailed to us on or before April 7, 2010. All

refund requests must be accompanied by the registrants Social Security number or the

firms Federal Tax Identification number for accounting purposes.

All refunds will be processed following the USC Law Real Estate Law and Business

Forum. Refund requests may be mailed to REI Refund at the return address printed

on this brochure, faxed to (213) 743-1830, or emailed to [email protected].

BADGE PICK-UP

All badges will be held at Will Call, which is located in the Main Galeria on the lobby

level of the Hotel. Badges will not be mailed.

EXHIBITORSThe USC Gould School of Law invites you to exhibit at the USC Real Estate Law and

Business Forum. Exhibitor space is limited, so reserve your space as soon as possible.

Visit our website http://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/ for more information.

SYLLABUS

A Syllabus containing outlines, articles, forms, essays, briefs and other topical materials

prepared by our speakers will be distributed at the Forum. Additional copies of the

Syllabus may be purchased following the Forum. For more information or to purchase a

Syllabus, visit our website http://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/ or email [email protected].

LOCATION, HOTEL RESERVATIONS AND PARKING

The 2010 Real Estate Law and Business Forum will be held at:

Millennium Biltmore Hotel

506 South Grand Avenue

Los Angeles, California 90071-2607

Information: (213) 624-1011

Reservations: (800) 245-8673

If you plan to stay at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, please call the Hotel to make your

reservations for sleeping accommodations. Maps and other Hotel information are

available on the Hotel website at

www.millenniumhotels.com/millenniumlosangeles/index.html.

Attendees are encouraged to self-park at Pershing Square, located across the street

from the Hotel at 530 South Olive Street, for $9.35 with validation. Limited valet

parking will be available at the Hotel for $20.00 with validation. Validations may be

obtained in the Registration area of the Forum.

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$325.00 Standard Registration (postmarked or faxed on or before April 7, 2010)

$255.00 Discounted Standard Registration for BHBA, AIA/LA, BOMA, Central City

Association, CoreNet Global, Jewish Business Leaders of the Jewish Federation of

Los Angeles Valley Alliance, Legal Division of the Jewish Federation, REC Division of the

Jewish Federation, ULI and other local bar association members (postmarked or faxed

on or before April 7, 2010)Bar Association/Membership:

$395.00 Late Registration (postmarked or faxed after April 7, 2010)

$325.00 Discounted Late Registration for BHBA, AIA/LA, BOMA, Central City Association,

CoreNet Global, Jewish Business Leaders of the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles Valley

Alliance, Legal Division of the Jewish Federation, REC Division of the Jewish Federation,

ULI and other local bar association members (postmarked or faxed by April 7, 2010)

Bar Association/Membership:

$100.00 Full-Time Law StudentLaw School:

Check if applicable: I am also registering for the special breakfast session.

No additional fee will be charged.

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registration form

Name of Registrant:

Title/Occupation:

Firm/Company:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Telephone: Fax:

Email:

THREE WAYS TO REGISTER:

Register online at http://law.usc.edu/cle/realestate/

Fax completed form with credit card information to (213) 743-1830

Mail this completed form with check or credit card information to:

USC Gould School of Law, CLE REI Registration

1149 South Hill Street, Suite 340, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Photocopy form for additional registrants

SYLLABUS FORMAT PREFERENCE: (check one) CD-ROM Print

PAYMENT BY CHECK: Please make checks payable to USC Gould School of Law.

PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD: I authorize the University of Southern California to charge my

USC Law Real Estate Law and Business Forum registration fee as noted above to the

following account: Visa MasterCard American Express

Cardholder Name (as printed on card):

Account No.: Expiration Date:

Cardholder Signature:


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