Contact Information

555 Capitol Mall 9th Floor

Sacramento CA 95814

916.325.4597

nlevedahl@mhalaw.com

Practice Focus

Real Estate Law

Financial Transactions

Distressed Assets

Banking

Norman M. Levedahl | Attorney

Professional Experience

Norman joined McDonough Holland & Allen PC in March 2008 as a member of the firm’s Real Estate practice group. He specializes in transactional work with a particular emphasis on commercial banking, financial transactions and distressed asset workouts.

Norman began his legal career as an intern for the California State Department of Justice assisting with legal research and trial preparation. Before joining McDonough, Norman was a commercial business banking officer for U.S. Bank in San Francisco. His responsibilities included business development and financial analyses of prospective commercial property acquisitions for debt placement. In addition to his banking experience, Norman handled complex contractual issues as an assistant project and asset manager for HRI Properties in New Orleans. He assisted with the development and implementation of financial and legal strategies to maximize the value of HRI’s multi-million dollar distressed assets portfolio to meet investor’s targeted rates of return. Norman has previous experience as an intern acquisitions analyst for Berkeley Land Company and as a research analyst for Grubb & Ellis, where he evaluated real property investment alternatives for proposed acquisitions.

Norman’s experience in commercial banking, complex asset analysis, and large portfolio asset management, from both the banking and principal perspective, adds another dimension to McDonough’s real estate, finance and banking teams.

Leadership Positions/Affiliations

Member, State Bar of California

Member, Urban Land Institute

Member, Hispanic National Bar Association

Member, New Orleans Young Leadership Council

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Admitted to Practice

State Bar of California, 2007

Education

Tulane University Law School

J.D., 2007

University of California, Berkeley

B.A., Political Science, 2002