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Ballard Spahr announced that David A. Barksdale has returned to the firm as a real estate partner in the Los Angeles office. He left Ballard Spahr earlier in 2012 to join the real estate finance group at Alston & Bird in Los Angeles. Mr. Barksdale focuses his practice on real estate finance, investment, and development, with an emphasis on loan originations, strategic investments, and distressed real estate transactions. He advises lenders, investors, special servicers, and borrowers on complex real estate debt and equity transactions, the restructuring of distressed real estate projects, and enforcement matters.
In addition, Desmond D. Connall, Jr., has joined Ballard Spahr as a partner in the Washington, DC, office. Mr. Connall brings more than 30 years' experience in commercial real estate transactions, particularly those involving development and leasing, to the Real Estate Department. He represents real estate developers, property owners, REITs, and tenants nationwide. He has advised on more than 1,000 leases for office and retail space and has participated in joint venture development transactions. He joins the firm from the Washington and Baltimore offices of Womble Carlyle, where he was a partner.
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