Maya Mouawad

Maya also regularly handles the real estate components of corporate acquisitions. Her practice encompasses the acquisition, disposition, leasing and development of retail, industrial, manufacturing, warehousing, office, hotels, and multi-family complexes, car dealerships, healthcare, mining of minerals, environmental issues, property management agreements, brokerage agreements, real estate-backed loan agreements, contractor licensing, liquor licensing and transfer and design, engineering and construction contracts.

While real estate and finance are Maya’s primary focus, she is also experienced in the area of water rights. She represents landowners across various industries including agricultural, farming, industrial and other water-dependent business operations in matters related to the acquisition, transfer and adjudication of water rights. Maya is also an adjunct professor at Loyola Law School, where she teaches California water law.

Prior to her law career, Maya spent over a decade as a real estate consultant to private equity investors and developers of master-planned communities in Southern California, aiding them in their decision-making process by providing economic market analysis, feasibility studies and specific investment property analysis. Leaning on this experience, Maya is able to provide clients with a well-rounded view of the issues and creative legal solutions.