Kathleen Smalley, a partner at Locke Lord LLP, wrote a recent UCLA economic letter to investigate the lack of uniformity in real estate finance law following the recent mortgage crisis and how the presidential election has reignited the conversation. While there isn’t currently a strong movement to create uniformity, Smalley opens the floor for discussion. We sat down with Smalley to discuss the letter and her perspective on the need for more uniformity in real estate finance law.
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