Micah represents commercial lenders and developers in a variety of financial transactions and developments. He has served as lead counsel to several national banks, assisting their community development lending platforms to provide comprehensive lending services on predevelopment, construction, bridge and permanent loans on multifamily housing projects using LIHTCs. He also represents multiple super-regional banks in their general commercial lending and healthcare lending platforms, including: asset based loans, revolving lines of credit, senior housing loans, skilled nursing loans, bridge to HUD loans, healthcare mergers and acquisition finance, and other business loans. He routinely represents commercial real estate lenders who originate loans on projects including charter school, office, student housing, hotel, multifamily housing, condominiums, industrial and self-storage utilizing mortgage and mezzanine financing structures. He regularly serves as real estate counsel in public-private-partnership (P3) transactions developing social infrastructure, housing and transportation infrastructure. He represents a major mortgage loan servicer and manages a national team of attorneys in mortgage litigation and loan workout matters.
Micah actively serves in firm leadership positions. He is currently a member of the firm’s national Executive Committee.
He is a frequent presenter, panelist and guest lecturer at the University of Colorado Law School and the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver on transactional law topics as well as an instructor in continuing legal education seminars on commercial lending. He also is a member of the Board of Directors of Impact Development Fund, a Colorado-based CDFI.
With his wide range of experience in a variety of financing transactions, he is a valuable resource to his clients in spotting and creatively resolving issues in order to close transactions.
