2008 Spring Convention in St. George
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Brian D. Cunningham, Snell & Wilmer

Practice concentrated in all aspects real and personal property secured finance; general and specialized commercial finance transactions including asset securitization and bond transactions; real property transactions; and general commercial and corporate transactions.

 

 

EDUCATION
University of Utah College of Law (J.D., 1994)
Edward W. Clyde Fellowship
University of Virginia (Ph.D. candidate, Economics)
University Presidential Fellowship
Weber State University (B.A., 1988)
Outstanding Graduate, School of Business and Department of Economics

PERSONAL
Born Ogden, Utah
Foreign languages: Spanish

COURT ADMISSIONS
Supreme Court of Utah

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES

American Bar Association
Real Property Section
Probate and Trust Law Section
Business Law Section
Commercial Financial Services Committee
Non-Traditional Commercial Real Estate Finance
Committee
Workouts, Foreclosures and Bankruptcies Committee

Utah State Bar
Real Property Section
Business and Tax Sections
Governmental Relations Committee


OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Brent R. Armstrong Law Offices, P.C., Associate
Weber State University
Department of Economics, Adjunct Professor
University of Phoenix
Adjunct Professor: Business Law, Economics and Statistics
Center for Public Service, Economist

REPRESENTATIVE TRANSACTIONS

• $50,000,000 construction financing to a national REIT for the construction of a shopping mall and theater complex.
• $8,000,000 package of term and line of credit loans secured by railroad rolling stock.
• $4,000,000 master revolving acquisition and residential development line to regional home builder.
• $45,000,000 package of construction, bridge and mini-perm loans to a qualified intermediary of multiple project deferred build-to-suit §1031 exchange.
• $10,000,000 receivables and inventory revolving borrowing base line of credit for a national software developer.
• $7,000,000 construction loan for a §42 low income housing tax credit project with take-out and public equity.
• $6,000,000 bond-enhancing letter of credit facility for multi-family housing revenue bond issue.
• $200,000,000 syndicated development line of credit to a national REIT.