Dan Orvin

Background

About Dan Orvin

With almost twenty years of experience handling commercial transactions, Dan Orvin offers strategic solutions to companies engaged in real estate development (including commercial, industrial and mixed-use projects) and counsels developers and institutional lender with regard to complex transactional and litigation matters. Mr. Orvin's practice includes commercial transactions, real estate development and real estate and business litigation. He has an extensive amount of experience developing commercial, industrial and mixed-use properties (including “New Urbanist” projects), handling zoning matters, drafting and negotiating commercial leases, and guiding companies in the acquisition, development and sale of apartment and multifamily portfolios. He represents clients in the development and establishment of condominium regimes, marina/dockominium projects and other common interest ownership developments. He has acted as lender’s counsel in several transactional and litigation matters (including commercial loan workouts and foreclosure actions) and restructured debt on distressed properties for lenders and developers. A portion of Mr. Orvin’s practice is focused on commercial and business litigation. He leads a team of litigation attorneys in multiple states and has litigated numerous cases in state and federal court. He has acted as outside counsel for several title insurance companies on coverage questions, bad faith claims and other claims asserted against such companies as well as representing their insureds for covered claims. In addition, he has represented several developers, lenders and loan servicers in complex business litigation matters. He is admitted to practice before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina and the U.S. Supreme Court, and is admitted to practice in both South Carolina and Georgia.