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 | Myles A. CochranAssociate Myles A. Cochran focuses his practice on commercial real estate matters.
Much Shelist Denenberg Ament & Rubenstein, P.C.
191 North Wacker Drive
Suite 1800
Chicago, Illinois
60606-1615
(Cook Co.)
Telephone: (312) 521-2634
Fax: (312) 521-2534
http://www.muchshelist.com
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| Practice Areas | Real Estate | | | Education | University of Miami, J.D., cum laude, 2003, University of Northern Iowa, B.A., cum laude, 2000 | | | Admitted | 2003, Florida; 2005, Illinois | |
| Memberships | American Bar Association (Committee on Negotiated Acquisitions); Young Professionals of Chicago. | | | Born | 1977 | | | Biography | Myles A. Cochran focuses his practice on commercial real estate matters. He represents buyers, sellers and developers in a range of land and property transactions, including sales, acquisitions, conversions and financing. He also helps clients address land-use, zoning, contractual and tax issues, and assists landlords and tenants in negotiating a variety of commercial, retail and office leases. In his corporate practice, Myles advises clients in the formation of business entities, including the drafting of articles, operating agreements, partnership agreements, by-laws, and other organizational and transactional documents. He also represents buyers and sellers in mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, and advises parties to corporate and limited liability company reorganizations. Member, Iron Arrow Honor Society. | | | ISLN | 919409789 | |
Documents by this lawyer on Martindale.com
When Tenants Go Dark: Negotiating Exclusive Use Clauses in a Tenant-Friendly MarketGlenn D. Taxman, Myles A. Cochran, September 21, 2009 It was just a few short years ago (though it may seem like an eternity now) that tenants were generating substantial profits and competing fiercely for prime retail space. Landlords could not construct shopping centers quickly enough to satisfy the demand. With multiple tenants usually vying for... |
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