Established on July 1, 2010, with the addition of father-son duo Steve and David Bloomberg to the firm, the practice has grown to offer a full range of services in the community association field, representing a variety of clients, including condominium, townhome and homeowner associations, as well as cooperatives.
“Chuhak has been a perfect fit for the growth of this group to become a leader in this area,” said David Bloomberg, leader of Chuhak & Tecson’s Condominium & Common Interests Community Association group. “The firm encouraged us to build a practice that’s the most effective from a client relations standpoint and I feel as a group we’ve taken that to heart as shown by our continued growth and reach in the industry.”
Over the past 10 years, the group has managed to facilitate an average of over $1 million condominium loans per week, counseled over 10,000 condominium board members and provided exceptional and cost-effective service to over 1,000 clients. They offer a wide variety of services to meet clients’ changing needs, including preparing and reviewing declarations, bylaw amendments and loan documentation; negotiating contracts; analyzing insurance policies; defending Fair Housing Act and discrimination complaints; answering legal questions as to operations and governance; and defending associations in litigation.
“Our five-attorney Condo group stands out from those at other firms because of their relationship-based, client need driven approach to providing high-quality service at a great value,” said Mitchell Weinstein, president of Chuhak & Tecson. “Their combined experience and responsiveness not only has produced sophisticated and creative solutions to legal issues in this space, but has also greatly aided their colleagues in other practice groups, particularly Banking, Real Estate, Litigation, and Corporate Transactions and Business Law.”
In addition to celebrating 10 years of exceptional service and dedication to clients, this milestone also serves as a reminder to Chuhak & Tecson’s legacy and continued endorsement of family.
“David and I very much wanted to practice together and I think this firm has provided a great platform in which we’ve flourished,” said Steve Bloomberg, principal at Chuhak & Tecson. “Collaborating on cases has been extremely rewarding and I’m proud of what David, myself and the rest of our team have and continue to accomplish on behalf of our clients.”
Chuhak & Tecson, P.C. principal and Naperville councilman, Kevin Coyne, will be a panelist presenting to students from UIC John Marshall Law School’s Center for Real Estate Law from 12 to 1 p.m. Thursday, March 5, at the Center located at 300 S. State Street, Chicago. Organized by the Center for Real Estate Law at The John Marshall Law School, the program titled “Careers in Real Estate” allows students to ask the alumni panelists questions about their paths to success and recommendations on how to break into the commercial real estate area of practice.
Coyne leads the 18-attorney Real Estate practice group at Chuhak & Tecson. He represents national franchises, restaurants, bars and professional practices and has substantial experience negotiating office, retail and industrial leases on the national and local levels for landlords and tenants. Priding himself on the personal attention he brings to every transaction, Coyne crafts meticulous documentation tailored to align with the client’s present and future business needs and goals. Serving on the City of Naperville’s city council has given him a unique perspective and constructive insight for clients facing municipal issues in Chicagoland.
The Center for Real Estate Law at UIC John Marshall Law School is dedicated to educating and training the next generation of real estate attorneys and real estate professionals in the substance and practice of commercial real estate law. In addition to providing degree candidates with a superior education in a transactional context, the Center is committed to promoting research and scholarships in the field of commercial real estate and practice.
Chuhak & Tecson principal and Naperville councilman, Kevin Coyne, will moderate the Keeping Lisle Safe program at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 29, in room 321 at Benedictine University, in room 321 at 5700 College Road, Lisle. Hosted by Safe DuPage, a new program Coyne created that is designed to raise awareness about crime and public safety, the event focuses on crime in the Lisle community. Speakers include Christopher Pecak, mayor of Lisle, Bob Berlin, DuPage County state’s attorney, Jim McCluskey, associate judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit, Ron Wilke, acting police chief of Lisle and Grant Wehrli, state representative. Those interested in attending are encouraged to show up at the event—advanced registration is not necessary.
Coyne leads the 18-attorney Real Estate practice group at Chuhak & Tecson. He represents national franchises, restaurants, bars and professional practices and has substantial experience negotiating office, retail and industrial leases on the national and local levels for landlords and tenants. Priding himself on the personal attention he brings to every transaction, Coyne crafts meticulous documentation tailored to align with the client’s present and future business needs and goals. Serving on the City of Naperville’s city council has given him a unique perspective and constructive insight for clients facing municipal issues in Chicagoland.
Chuhak & Tecson, P.C. principal Kevin M. Coyne will introduce the speakers and provide opening remarks for a Naperville Area Leaders Network (NALN) event at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 17, at Granite City Food & Brewery in Naperville. The speakers include Kim White, executive director of the Career and Networking Center, Karyn Charvat, executive director of PowerForward DuPage and Warren Dixon III, Naperville township’s tax assessor. The topics of discussion will be local job opportunities, the job market and Naperville’s economy.
The event is free of charge and there will be a cash bar available. All Naperville Jaycees and members of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals Network are advised to bring business cards in order to establish contacts. For more information about NALN and the event, click here.
Leader of Chuhak & Tecson’s Real Estate practice group, Coyne represents national franchises, restaurants, bars and professional practices and has substantial experience negotiating office, retail and industrial leases at the national and local levels for landlords and tenants. Priding himself on the personal attention he brings to every transaction, Coyne crafts meticulous documentation tailored to align with his client’s present and future business needs and goals. Serving as a council member for the city of Naperville has given him a unique perspective and constructive insight for clients facing municipal issues in Chicagoland.