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Bloomfield Hills partner
Scott K. Lites currently serves as a member of Plunkett
Cooney's Board of Directors and is Chairman of the firm's
Finance Committee.
Mr. Lites, a member
of the firm’s Business Law Practice Group, focuses
his practice in the areas of corporate law, banking
and finance, real estate and healthcare law.
Mr. Lites represents
clients in all aspects of commercial transactions, including
the negotiating and drafting of complex business agreements
related to the sale, purchase and leasing of real estate,
franchise operations, business dispositions and all
related financing issues.
A member of Michigan
and Texas bar associations and the American Health Lawyers
Association, Mr. Lites is also a certified player agent
with the National Hockey League Players Association
and a member of the University of Detroit Mercy School
of Law Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Representative
Client Work
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Counsel
for publicly owned company in $100,000,000 syndicated
loan
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Counsel
for borrower in $14,000,000 conduit financing of
105,000 square foot medical building in Oakland
County, Michigan
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Counsel
for publicly owned company in refinancing $35,000,000
line of credit
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Counsel
for publicly owned company in issuance and complete
conversion of $6,000,000 convertible debenture
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Counsel
for privately owned auto supplier in refinancing
$19,000,000 line of credit
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Counsel
for developer in land acquisition and development
of 300-unit condominium project in northern Florida
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Counsel
for charter school in acquisition of college campus
facility
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Counsel
for charter school in $13,500,000 bond issuance
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Special
counsel for employees' retirement system in $6,000,000
private placement
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Co-counsel
for developer in acquisition of 180,000 square foot
shopping center in Macomb County, Michigan
Professional
Certifications
Certified
Player Agent, National Hockey League Players' Association
Professional Affiliations
Publications
and Lectures
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“Protecting
Your Assets: Safeguarding Yourself, Your Family
and Your Business Interests,” The Detroit Medical
Center Risk Management Department, May 2005
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“Mold:
The Trespassing Tenant in Your Leased Property,”
Plunkett & Cooney Client Seminar, April 2003
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“Negotiating
The Landlord’s Lease,” Little Caesars
National Convention (1988, 1992, 1997)
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“Succession
Planning in The Closely Held Business,” Little
Caesars National Convention (1995)
Publications
Covenants not to compete
are permissible for Michigan physicians
News
Three shareholders elected
to Plunkett Cooney’s Board of Directors
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Areas of Practice
Banking, Bankruptcy &
Creditors' Rights Law
Business Enterprises Law
Family Law
Franchise Law
Healthcare Law
Real Estate Law
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