Brady Dunnigan is a partner in the Lexington office of Dinsmore & Shohl, practicing primarily in the areas of commercial real estate and lending. In that capacity, he represents clients in connection with the sale, acquisition, development, leasing and financing of various commercial properties, including mineral interests, equine farm operations, retail developments, hotels and office buildings, and represents financial institutions and borrowers (both as lead and local counsel) in connection with the structuring, negotiation, diligence (including title insurance and legal opinions), and closing of financing transactions of various sizes and structures. He also regularly counsels clients in connection with lease disputes, evictions, rent collections and enforcement of lien rights.
Brady's practice also includes business law/mergers & acquisitions. He has significant experience in entity formation and structure issues, as well as the structuring, negotiation and documentation of the purchase and sale of assets and equity interests and various commercial arrangements in numerous goods- and products-oriented industries. In 2001, he served as a member of the Special Legislative Committee of the KBA Section of Business Law, which was responsible for drafting and advising the 2002 Kentucky General Assembly regarding Senate Bills 120 and 121, which resulted in amendments to the Kentucky Constitution and various business statutes that modernized Kentucky's business laws in an effort to make the state a more attractive domicile for businesses.
Memberships & Affiliations
· American Bar Association
· Kentucky Bar Association
· Fayette County Bar Association
· Bluegrass Tomorrow, Board of Directors
· Leadership Lexington, Class of 2003-2004
· Makenna Foundation, Board of Directors
· Energy and Mineral Law Foundation
· Commercial Property Association of Lexington
Distinctions
· Peer Review Rated BV in Martindale-Hubbell
Experience
Real Estate / Commercial Loan Transaction
Natural Gas Development and Exploration Company
Real estate / commercial loan transaction
Corporate Reorganization and Membership Unit Sale
Coal Company
Reorganization and membership unit sale of coal producing companies for approximately $20,000,000.
Real Estate Leasing Transaction
Restaurant Chain Franchisee
Real estate leasing transaction
Real Estate Transactions
Multiple Clients
Real estate transactions
Real Estate Leasing Transaction
Shopping Center Developer
Real estate leasing transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Large Regional Lender
Commercial loan transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Commercial Borrower
Commercial loan transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Commercial Lender
Commercial loan transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Multiple Clients
Commercial loan transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Commercial Borrower/Purchaser
Commercial loan transaction
Commercial Loan Transaction
Commercial Lender
Commercial loan transaction
Publications
November 13, 2009, Why is a "Financeable Lease" Crucial to Your Loan?