BROWN, ALTMAN & DILEO - Key Persons
David is a founding partner of Brown Altman & Dileo, LLP and has extensive experience in real estate law, commercial litigation and environmental law. He handles a broad range of matters involving land use and zoning, municipal law, commercial and residential transactional real estate, environmental law, commercial and civil litigation, corporate practice and commercial transactions.
Job Titles:
- Senior Associate & Manager of Commercial Lending
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Keith Brown founded the law firm of Brown & Altman with his long-time friend and colleague David Altman in 2008 and added partner Michael DiLeo soon after. Since then, the Melville firm has grown to eight attorneys and five staffers. Brown & Altman specializes in...
Keith is a founding partner of Brown Altman & Dileo, LLP, where he represents a wide range of corporations in real estate matters, from complicated commercial disputes to issues related to zoning and land use regulations. He counsels on real estate development, liability avoidance and litigation, as well as compliance with federal and state environmental laws. Among Keith's clients are many Fortune 500 companies, including national retailers, commercial developers, residential developers, national petroleum distributors, national and local community banks, gasoline station retailers, automotive dealerships, pharmacies and other local businesses throughout the New York metropolitan area, including all townships and many villages throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
Job Titles:
- Counsel
- Senior Associate & Manager of Zoning and Land Use
Matthew represents national fast food chains, gasoline station retailers and alternative energy companies in all matters involving land use and zoning. He also counsels clients in commercial and residential transactional real estate matters.
Job Titles:
- PARTNER
- Partner of Brown Altman
Michael DiLeo is a Partner of Brown Altman & DiLeo, LLP and manages the firm's commercial real estate lending practice. Michael has extensive experience in the field of commercial real estate development and finance. During his career, Michael has represented lending institutions in commercial lending transactions, loan workouts and restructuring, litigation and bankruptcy matters.
Michael represents lending institutions in a broad range of commercial loan transactions, including commercial real estate loans, lines of credit, mezzanine and bridge financing, SBA and industrial development agency lending and complex real estate and asset-based financing transactions. He also represents developers and business owners on the borrowing side of loan transactions, helping them achieve financing objectives. This includes 1031 exchanges, tenant-in-common transactions and industrial development agency applications.
Michael also represents lenders in connection with loan workouts and restructuring matters, having negotiated the terms of defaulted loans to become performing assets and representation of landlords and tenants in commercial leasing transactions. He has also represented lenders and creditors in New York State and Federal District and Bankruptcy courts in loan enforcement actions.
Prior to joining Brown Altman & DiLeo, Michael operated his own real estate investment and consulting firm, where he assisted commercial lenders and hedge funds in making financing available to real estate developers and invested in his own commercial and multi-family residential real estate projects. Michael has been associated with Phillips, Lytle LLP in New York City and Rivkin Radler LLP in Uniondale, New York.
A lifelong resident of the Town of Oyster Bay, Mr. DiLeo is committed to preserving landmarks and open space and serves as Chairman of the Town of Oyster Bay Landmarks Preservation Commission and has served on the Save Environmental Assets Fund Advisory Committee.