Aaron J. Sobaski
TEL: 714.424.2848CELL: 415.290.5500
FAX: 714.428.5985
Orange County
650 Town Center Drive
Fourth Floor
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
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Aaron J. Sobaski
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Aaron J. Sobaski is a partner in the firm's Orange County office as a member of the firm's Real Estate Practice Group and Sports Industry Team.
Areas of Practice
Mr. Sobaski's practice focuses on the acquisition, sale, development, and leasing of real estate. His practice also involves general corporate transactional work including commercial lending, asset and software purchase and licensing agreements, joint development agreements, and professional services agreements. Mr. Sobaski has represented clients such as DHL, The Presidio Trust, Media News Group, Prudential Financial, Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers, and The Regents of the University of California.
Mr. Sobaski has extensive experience in a variety of complex leasing transactions representing both landlords and tenants. This experience includes the negotiating and drafting of ground leases, office leases, industrial/warehouse leases, and lease disposition and development agreements. In connection with his transactional real estate practice he has also negotiated and drafted complex purchase and sale, development, construction, and service agreements.
Mr. Sobaski also has experience in the development of mixed use real estate projects. This experience includes the drafting of CC&Rs and Reciprocal Easement Agreements, establishing owners associations, and preparing filings with the California Department of Real Estate for condominium and timeshare projects.
Mr. Sobaski previously worked in the sports industry and has experience with a variety of corporate transactions in that area.
Education
- J.D., University of California, Hastings, 2003, President of the University of California – Hastings Association of Communications, Sports, and Entertainment Lawyers
- B.A., Northwestern University, 1998
Articles
- Arbitrators Hearing Grievances Under The National Football League's Collective Bargaining Agreement Should Require Greivances To Be Timely Filed, March 17, 2006
Real Estate & Construction Law Blog Articles
- "Courts Clarify Local Agency Role In Mobile Home Park Ownership Conversions", November 12, 2010
- "As of March 8, 2010, Major Title Insurers Will No Longer Underwrite Policies to Protect Creditors' Rights", March 5, 2010
- "Sea Walls Can Be Expensive: $2 Million Mitigation Fee for Loss of Shoreline Recreational Value is Not a Taking", July 3, 2008
