| FRED C. FATHE, born March 10, 1952, Canton, Ohio. Undergraduate education, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio; B.A., magna cum laude, Chemistry and Physics, 1974. Graduate education, University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan; J.D., magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, 1977. Admitted to practice in Ohio (inactive at present), November 4, 1977. Admitted to practice in Arizona, October 17, 1981. Admitted to practice United States District Court, District of Arizona, October 26, 1981.
Member: Real Property and Business Law Sections of the State Bar of Arizona. Member: Real Property Section of American Bar Association. Past-Member: Business Law Section Council, Arizona State Bar; Past-Chair, Real Property Section, Arizona State Bar; Past-Chair, Business Law Section; Past and Present Member, Arizona State Bar; Subcommittee on Corporate, Banking, and Business Law Section, State Bar of Arizona, on Legal Opinions. Past Program and Speaker Chairman – Phoenix area, Real Property Section, State Bar of Arizona and frequent Seminar Speaker at both State Bar and private real property legal educational seminars. Mr. Fathe is a frequent lecturer at legal educational/training programs held both in the Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas.
Mr. Fathe has practiced extensively in all real estate transactional practice areas; banking (primarily real estate and corporate finance); corporate acquisitions; and in Uniform Commercial Code matters. He is a Certified Specialist, Real Property Law, State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal Specialization. Mr. Fathe has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America as a real estate practitioner since 1997 and has also, among other recognitions, been named in Chambers U.S.A. as a named and ranked leading real estate attorney in Arizona.
Mr. Fathe has been actively involved with real property acquisition and development, including acquisition and sales of both unimproved and improved property; real property master- and development planning; major leasing transactions; real property financing transactions; and advising banks and other institutions (both in Arizona and out-of-state) regarding structuring of Arizona real property lending transactions, foreclosures and loan modifications.
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