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Gary concentrates his practice in the areas of Commercial and Tax-exempt Finance, Estate Planning and Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Workout.
He manages the firm's tax-exempt bond issues and has acted as bond counsel and/or purchaser's counsel in hundreds of such issues since 1978, has represented lenders, purchasers, and developers in real estate and finance matters for over twenty-five years, has represented secured lenders, including the FDIC and RTC, in commercial workout and restructuring matters, and is actively involved in estate and corporate planning for individuals and business owners.
Education and Background
LL. M., Taxation, Boston University, 1983
J. D., Boston College Law School, 1969
> Order of the Coif
> Editor, Boston College Industrial and Commercial Law Review
A. B, Duke University, Durham, N.C., 1966
Associate, 1975, and Partner, since 1977, Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C.
Adjunct Professor of Law, Boston College Law School, 1973-1975
Staff Attorney, 1970-71, and Director, 1971-73, Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc.
Associate, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Glovsky, and Popeo, 1969-1970
Member, Massachusetts Bar and New York Bar
Professional and Community Activities
Member, National Association of Bond Lawyers
Member, Springfield Community Chorus
Publications
Condominiums --- Representing the Parties when the Party's Over --- From a Lender's Perspective, MCLE, 1991.
Real Property Foreclosures, National Business Institute, 1991.
Part Performance Under UCC Sections 2-201 and 8-319, 10 BC Ind. & Com. L. Rev 413 (1968) | 