Best & FlanaganBest & Flanagan
Bradley F. Williams’ practice includes acquisitions, dispositions (including distressed real estate sales and note sales), finance, development, management and leasing, as well as workouts, loan modifications, remedies and bankruptcy. Brad represents lenders, investors and developers, and he represents creditors and debtors in relation to their rights and remedies with respect to default notices, forbearance agreements, restructuring negotiations, receiverships, and judicial and nonjudicial foreclosures.
Brad has extensive experience in both large and small transactions, including complex transactions involving credit enhancements, mezzanine and junior debt structures, tenants in common structures, and ground lease parcels. Brad has also developed form documents and program requirements for clients, and has served as local counsel in numerous transactions.
Brad also advises clients regarding bankruptcy matters involving real and personal property collateral, such as motions and objections regarding the use of cash collateral (e.g., rents), motions and objections to the assumption and/or rejection of leases and other executory contracts, and motions for relief from the automatic stay. Brad handles these matters, directly and indirectly as a strategic advisor, and he provides referrals as needed to a time-tested national network of local counsel, title companies, property managers, receivers and brokers that was developed by Brad and his partners.
University of Iowa (College of Law), J.D., 1993, with high distinction
University of Northern Iowa (College of Business), B.A., 1991, with high honors
State of Minnesota
Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity
Has provided pro bono services to Rebuild Resources
Has provided pro bono services to LegalCorps
Volunteers as a children's tennis instructor