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Moore & Associates

MBE WBE

  • MBE

Firm Size

  • 6-10

Willing to Act as Local Counsel

  • Yes

Moore & Associates handles a broad array of high-level matters relating to bank and SEC regulations, and commercial real estate investment operations along the East Coast and within the Mid-Atlantic region. Areas of concentration include investment fund formations and venture capital transactions, commercial real estate law and brokerage, bank regulatory services and government contracting.

A. Investment Fund Formation and Venture Capital – Strategic Finance

The Finance and Capital Markets Group is adept at fund formation, regulated entities under SEC, and venture capital services with an emphasis on community reinvestment under the Community Reinvestment Act.

In the past year, we handled a $40 Million Dollar Affordable Housing Preservation Fund and a $22 Million Grow American Affordable Housing Fund for our clientele. We currently represent a $45M Community Reinvestment Act fund established by a Fortune 100 financial services bank holding company that makes qualified community development loans and investments within its CRA assessment area in the FinTech space. We also represent institutional banks in capital stack and cross-banking activities.

B. Commercial Real Estate & Finance – Asset & Portfolio Management and Project Development

Our commercial real estate team represents owners, lessees and developers, institutional investors, and major commercial lenders in structuring real estate development projects, capital formation, and asset-based financing, as well as foreclosure and workout transactions. The firm offers a range of integrated commercial real estate services – legal brokerage and counsel – for up to 1 million sq. ft. of retail and office space throughout the Washington DC metropolitan area. We handle all legal, commercial leasing, land use and development and related matters for various ownership groups.

We currently provide oversight and asset management services for four (4) commercial buildings: (1) 500 New Jersey Avenue, Washington DC; (2) 430 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL; (3) 437 N. Rush Street, Chicago, IL, and (4) 7701 Service Center Dr, West Chester Township, OH.

C. Banking Regulatory Practice – Qualified Fund Investments and Commercial Grade Asset Finance

We provide regulatory guidance (e.g., Regulation Y, CRA, UCC and tax analysis) and counsel regarding securitization and underwriting requirements.
We provide strategic and regulatory advice for each “Qualified Fund Investment” to preclude violation of the “Control Requirement” and the “Safe and Soundness” doctrine under the CRA.
Our representation encompasses the comprehensive regulatory amendments implementing the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA) under review in 2022.

Our attorneys are also Certified Commercial Investment Members (CCIM) capable of supporting the loan decision and readily apply underwriting criteria to better inform our clients reliance on: (1) collateral valuations or appraisals of various asset types and characteristics; and (3) financial covenants measuring EBITAD and operating expense/income ratios and possible adjustments to NOI based on a discounted cash flow models and IRR analysis.

Our team is intimately familiar with the UCC and perfection of all types of collateral from a blanket lien on personal property to liens against real property or fixtures in various jurisdictions. We routinely analyze lien priorities under applicable law, particularly with respect to taxes, judgments, purchase money security interests and bankruptcy proceedings.

D. Public Sector – Federal and State Agencies

CURRENT PERFORMANCE
(Public Sector)

Current performance as a prime contractor within the last three (3) years includes, among others, the following public sector projects: (1) Fourth Contract covering including four (4) renewals providing FOIA Analysts for U. S. Treasury Department, Special Inspector General for Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP); (2) Time and materials litigation counsel contract, General Counsel, Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; (3) Blanket purchase agreement with the General Services Administration, Public Buildings Services, Office of Real Property Utilization & Disposal, to provide commercial brokerage and legal services to various government agencies nationwide; (4) Five (5) year fixed rate contract issued by United States Attorney (Dept. of Justice) – Middle District of Georgia, to provide legal support services; (5) Time and materials contract issued by Consumer Product Safety Commission, Office of General Counsel, to provide legal support services; (6) One (1) year fixed rate contract issued by United States Attorney (Dept. of Justice) – District of Maryland, to provide legal support services; and (7) Time and materials multiyear contract serving as Public-Private Partnership legal counsel to Prince George’s County Public Schools for Alternative Construction Financing Projects.

Contact

Bowie, MD

12530 Fairwood Parkway, Suite: 103

kkm@kteyamoore.com, jpw@kteyamoore.com

(301) 860-0885

(301) 798-6446

(301) 325-1075

Person of contact: "Teya" Moore

Practice Areas

  • Banking and Finance
    • Asset-Based Financing
    • Banking Regulatory & Compliance
    • Commercial and Industrial Lending and Financing
    • Debt Placements
    • Litigation
    • Private Banking Transactions
    • Private Equity & Fund Transactions
  • Corporate
    • Corporate Governance
  • Corporate, M&A & Securities
    • Asset Purchases, Stock Purchases, and Leveraged Buyouts
    • Corporate Governance
    • Equipment Procurement, Leasing, and Finance
    • Joint Ventures and Strategic Alliances
    • Master Services and Supply Agreements
    • Mergers and Acquisitions
    • Private Placements
    • Recapitalizations, Restructures, Spin-Outs, and Divestitures
    • Venture Capital and Early-Stage Financing
  • Government Contracts
  • Insurance
    • Litigation
  • Land Use/Zoning
  • Litigation/Trials
    • Corporate/Commercial (Shareholder Derivative Suits, Securities, FINRA, Antitrust, Banking, Bankruptcy, etc.)
    • Personal Injury (Torts, Premises Liability, Toxic Torts)
    • Real Estate
  • Private Equity
  • Private Funds
  • Real Estate/Commercial Transactions
    • Acquisitions, Leasing, and Dispositions
    • Commercial Leases
    • Development
    • Land Use Planning and Entitlements
  • Securities
    • Asset Securitizations
    • Compliance/Regulatory
    • Derivatives/Futures
    • Finance
    • FINRA Litigation
    • Litigation
  • Sports
  • Tax/Tax Credits
    • Tax Planning and Transactional Implementation
  • Technology Transactions
    • Joint Ventures and Technology Development Agreements
  • Venture Capital

Firm Bio

Moore & Associates handles a broad array of high-level matters relating to bank and SEC regulations, and commercial real estate investment operations along the East Coast and within the Mid-Atlantic region. Areas of concentration include investment fund formations and venture capital transactions, commercial real estate law and brokerage, bank regulatory services and government contracting.

A. Investment Fund Formation and Venture Capital – Strategic Finance

The Finance and Capital Markets Group is adept at fund formation, regulated entities under SEC, and venture capital services with an emphasis on community reinvestment under the Community Reinvestment Act.

In the past year, we handled a $40 Million Dollar Affordable Housing Preservation Fund and a $22 Million Grow American Affordable Housing Fund for our clientele. We currently represent a $45M Community Reinvestment Act fund established by a Fortune 100 financial services bank holding company that makes qualified community development loans and investments within its CRA assessment area in the FinTech space. We also represent institutional banks in capital stack and cross-banking activities.

B. Commercial Real Estate & Finance – Asset & Portfolio Management and Project Development

Our commercial real estate team represents owners, lessees and developers, institutional investors, and major commercial lenders in structuring real estate development projects, capital formation, and asset-based financing, as well as foreclosure and workout transactions. The firm offers a range of integrated commercial real estate services – legal brokerage and counsel – for up to 1 million sq. ft. of retail and office space throughout the Washington DC metropolitan area. We handle all legal, commercial leasing, land use and development and related matters for various ownership groups.

We currently provide oversight and asset management services for four (4) commercial buildings: (1) 500 New Jersey Avenue, Washington DC; (2) 430 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL; (3) 437 N. Rush Street, Chicago, IL, and (4) 7701 Service Center Dr, West Chester Township, OH.

C. Banking Regulatory Practice – Qualified Fund Investments and Commercial Grade Asset Finance

We provide regulatory guidance (e.g., Regulation Y, CRA, UCC and tax analysis) and counsel regarding securitization and underwriting requirements.
We provide strategic and regulatory advice for each “Qualified Fund Investment” to preclude violation of the “Control Requirement” and the “Safe and Soundness” doctrine under the CRA.
Our representation encompasses the comprehensive regulatory amendments implementing the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA) under review in 2022.

Our attorneys are also Certified Commercial Investment Members (CCIM) capable of supporting the loan decision and readily apply underwriting criteria to better inform our clients reliance on: (1) collateral valuations or appraisals of various asset types and characteristics; and (3) financial covenants measuring EBITAD and operating expense/income ratios and possible adjustments to NOI based on a discounted cash flow models and IRR analysis.

Our team is intimately familiar with the UCC and perfection of all types of collateral from a blanket lien on personal property to liens against real property or fixtures in various jurisdictions. We routinely analyze lien priorities under applicable law, particularly with respect to taxes, judgments, purchase money security interests and bankruptcy proceedings.

D. Public Sector – Federal and State Agencies

CURRENT PERFORMANCE
(Public Sector)

Current performance as a prime contractor within the last three (3) years includes, among others, the following public sector projects: (1) Fourth Contract covering including four (4) renewals providing FOIA Analysts for U. S. Treasury Department, Special Inspector General for Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP); (2) Time and materials litigation counsel contract, General Counsel, Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; (3) Blanket purchase agreement with the General Services Administration, Public Buildings Services, Office of Real Property Utilization & Disposal, to provide commercial brokerage and legal services to various government agencies nationwide; (4) Five (5) year fixed rate contract issued by United States Attorney (Dept. of Justice) – Middle District of Georgia, to provide legal support services; (5) Time and materials contract issued by Consumer Product Safety Commission, Office of General Counsel, to provide legal support services; (6) One (1) year fixed rate contract issued by United States Attorney (Dept. of Justice) – District of Maryland, to provide legal support services; and (7) Time and materials multiyear contract serving as Public-Private Partnership legal counsel to Prince George’s County Public Schools for Alternative Construction Financing Projects.

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