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Reza Hajisanei

Associate Attorney

Reza is an associate on the firm’s real estate and corporate team. Prior to joining Mallery, Reza served as General Counsel at a national private real estate lender located in Milwaukee, where he prepared construction loan packets, represented the company in title and insurance disputes, and monitored the company’s compliance with lending regulations around the country.

Reza also has significant experience in corporate bankruptcy and complex business litigation matters. Reza began his career as a Bankruptcy Law Clerk in the Western District of Wisconsin. This background allows Reza to provide his business and real estate clients with a unique perspective to protect and enhance their operations.

In addition to his real estate practice, Reza is a trusted advisor and outside General Counsel to local start-ups and early-stage small businesses. He provides effective solutions to complex problems facing new business owners and takes pride in always being accessible to his clients.

Areas Of Practice:

Bar Admissions

  • State of Wisconsin, May 2019

Education:

  • University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D., 2019
  • University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), B.A., 2014

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