Daniel W. Gentges

Dan, a member of Husch Blackwell’s Financial Services & Capital Markets industry team, has wide-ranging experience with commercial finance, real estate finance, real estate transactions and construction services.

Dan advises lenders and borrowers on inventory financing, construction financing, multistate real estate loans, leveraged leasing transactions (real estate and equipment), bond financing and asset-based lending. He also represents owners, developers, buyers, sellers, and commercial landlords and tenants in transactions such as asset purchases involving real estate; corporate real estate holdings; manufacturing, retail and healthcare development; sale-leaseback transactions; and developments supported by tax increment financing.

Additionally, Dan counsels construction services clients on negotiating contract documents for new construction, manufacturing facility expansion, healthcare development, environmental remediation projects and office build-outs. He also serves clients in negotiating and documenting development agreements, joint venture agreements and teaming agreements.

Among Dan’s notable experience:

• Represented multiple physician groups with the planning, development, financing and construction of multispecialty outpatient surgery, imaging and medical office spaces. 
• Advised a marine construction and environmental dredging firm on the negotiation and documentation of general contracts, subcontracts, teaming agreements and joint venture agreements for multiple environmental remediation and marine construction projects throughout the United States, including the approximately $750 million environmental cleanup of the Lower Fox River in Wisconsin and participation in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s implementation of the $150 million Great Lakes Legacy Act program.
• Represented multinational consumer products packaging manufacturer in negotiating and documenting a subordinated credit facility for its raw materials supplier, in connection with bond financing for the supplier’s manufacturing facility.