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Razavilar rejoins Weil as real estate partner

New York, NY International law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP said that Pejman Razavilar has rejoined the firm as a partner in its real estate practice.

“It’s a pleasure to welcome Pej back to the firm,” said Weil executive partner Barry Wolf. “He has a long track record of guiding clients in complex real estate deals, particularly high-stakes joint ventures. His broad experience will strengthen our capabilities across the full spectrum of real estate, restructuring, finance and private equity transactions.”

Michael Aiello, chairman of Weil’s corporate department said “Pej is highly regarded for his work in real estate joint ventures, acquisitions and dispositions and borrower-side financings. Our real estate practice, which is led by Evan Levy and Phil Rosen, is among the elite, and we are fortunate to have a group of outstanding real estate partners. Pej is a strong cultural fit with Weil – sharing our commitment to teamwork and best-in-class client service.”

Pej, who was previously an associate at Weil, rejoins the Firm from the New York and Miami offices of McDermott Will & Emery LLP, where he was a partner in that Firm’s Real Estate Practice Group. He focuses on real estate private equity and capital markets with an emphasis on complex joint ventures, programmatic arrangements, real estate M&A, and real estate funds and similar vehicles. He also has extensive experience representing institutional investors as well as sponsors, developers and operators on transactions involving preferred equity, senior and mezzanine debt facilities, ground leases, and the purchase and sale of a variety of real estate assets.

“Weil is an elite player in corporate dealmaking with an outstanding culture and incredibly talented lawyers Firm-wide,” said Pej. “I look forward to rejoining my esteemed colleagues to bolster Weil’s position as one of the leading Real Estate firms globally.”

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