Lawyer James L. Black, Jr., graduated from University of Massachusetts/Amherst, Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, 1990 Georgetown University Law Center, Juris Doctor, cum laude, 1993, is now employed by Bingham McCutchen LLP at One Federal Street Boston, MA 02110.

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James L. Black, Jr. has been admitted in 1993, Massachusetts. His or her practice areas include Real Estate; Commercial & Retail Leasing; Banking and Leveraged Finance; Real Estate Finance.

James L. Black, Jr.'s college and law school education includes University of Massachusetts/Amherst, Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, 1990, Georgetown University Law Center, Juris Doctor, cum laude, 1993. Other biographical background includes Law360, Nov. 13, 2012 - Partner Jim Black co-authored the article Don't Undercut Timberland Purchase and Sale Agreements, which discusses the growing interest in timberlands investments. Those actively acquiring and selling timberlands, including timber investment management organizations, real estate investment trusts, forestry companies, and other investors and owners, are drawn to timberlands investment for a variety of reasons, including potential long-term growth, diversification, inflation hedging, reasonable liquidity and relatively modest volatility, the authors wrote. In addition, timber as an asset class is unique in that trees continue to grow in size (and hopefully in value) with the passage of time, therefore affording the timberlands' owner flexibility as to when to cash in on the investment. Although the fundamental components of a purchase and sale agreement for timberlands are similar to other types of commercial real estate, a number of issues arise in a timberlands deal that do not apply to other types of real estate assets, the authors added. Similarly, a number of provisions of a timberlands purchase and sale agreement should be handled differently than in a traditional commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement, they wrote, concluding by discussing a few key distinctions, including harvest adjustments, casualty, and title and environmental matters.. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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