Practice:
Bar Admissions:
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island
Experience:
Mr. Coen's practice focuses on commercial real estate law, corporate law and corporate finance. He works with real estate owners, lenders and developers as well as individuals and businesses involved in the acquisition, sale and leasing of commercial, office and industrial properties. Mr. Coen is experienced in all aspects of real estate law, including transactional, finance, environmental and regulatory matters. He also represents individuals and businesses in connection with high-end residential transactions and related legal issues.
Mr. Coen also represents municipalities in public-private partnerships to build water and wastewater treatment plants and other utilities and public works projects in Rhode Island and elsewhere. Mr. Coen also has experience in Rhode Island's real estate condemnation process, and has represented the State in several post-condemnation settlement negotiations and proceedings.
His practice also includes work in construction development. Mr. Coen has assisted businesses in resolving complex zoning and title issues, and has advised borrowers in obtaining all types of financing, including syndicated, interstate, secured and unsecured financing.
Memberships:
- Massachusetts Bar Association
- Rhode Island Bar Association
Additional Information:
- Mr. Coen is the author of several articles addressing real estate and bankruptcy and other insolvency issues.
- Mr. Coen has been actively involved in several Rhode Island charitable and community organizations, including the Blackstone Valley Network Association, Providence College Alumni Association, Building Owners and Managers Association, Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce, Boys and Girls Club, Cumberland Youth Soccer Association and St. John Vianney Church.
Education:
- J.D., cum laude, California Western School of Law, 1995
- B.S., Providence College, 1992
Quotes:
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2/13/2007, Pawtucket Times - Water war ends
Richard Coen and Sean Coffey were mentioned in this article.