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Brooks R. Smith
Member


Phone: 615.252.2344
Fax: 615.252.6344
brsmith@boultcummings.com 

Brooks Smith is a Member on the firm's Real Estate team and currently serves as the co-chair of the firm's Hiring Committee. He advises clients in their endeavors related to commercial real estate matters, commercial financing and general business transactions.  The majority of Brooks' time is concentrated on real estate-related transactions, with specific emphasis on real estate acquisition and development, medical-related real estate acquisitions, development and dispositions, complex commercial financing transactions and lease transactions.

Brooks also has extensive experience in the hotel industry, including the construction, financing, acquisition disposition, franchising and management of lodging facilities.

Brooks is active in legal, civic and community organizations. He is the current chair of the Tennessee Bar Association's Real Estate Section and a graduate of the Young Leaders' Council.  Brooks dedicates his time and knowledge to a number of organizations including, Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee (board president), CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), the Land Trust for Tennessee and the Downtown Exchange Club of Nashville.

Brooks frequently lectures on topics related to real estate and commercial lending.  He was listed in the Nashville Business Journal's  2008 "Best of the Bar" publication for his commercial real estate practice. Brooks also was listed in Mid-South Super Lawyers 2006   for real estate and was named a "Rising Star" in the "Heavy Hitters in Commercial Real Estate" special publication of the Nashville Business Journal .

Brooks is the author of "Constitutional Law - Fifth Amendment Eminent Domain Clause -- Compensation for Partial Regulatory Takings", 62 Tennessee Law Review  403 (1996). Additionally, Brooks is the author, with Brannon P. Denning, of "Uneasy Riders: The Case for a Truth-in-Legislation Amendment," 1999 Utah Law Review   957. 



Publications
05/12/2006 Meth Poses Significant Risk and Cost for Property Owners
07/29/2005 Kelo Property Rights Rulings Shouldn’t Worry Tennesseans

News
08/22/2008 Four Boult Cummings Attorneys Named to the Nashville Business Journal's 2008 Best of the Bar
11/06/2006 Twenty Boult Cummings Attorneys Named to the Mid-South Super Lawyers 2006
10/27/2006 Eminent Domain: Examining the Precedent for the Government's Right to Take Property for Redevelopment

Events
08/24/2008 - 08/26/2008 TBA General Practice Summit: Real Estate
11/16/2007 Hot Topics in Real Estate 2007
10/04/2007 TBA Health Law Forum
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Practice Areas
Commercial Leasing
Institutional Investment
Real Estate Acquisitions and Dispositions
Real Estate Lending
Health Care Real Estate

Education
University of Tennessee College of Law, J.D., 1996

University of the South, Sewanee, B.A., 1993, Cum Laude


Bar Admissions
Kentucky, 2006

Tennessee, 2000

Georgia, 1996


Memberships

Nashville Bar Association

Tennessee Bar Association

Chairman, Tennessee Bar Association Real Estate Section

State Bar of Georgia

Kentucky Bar Association

American Bar Association

American Health Lawyers Association

 

Community Involvement

Vice President - Regions, Associated Alumni of Sewanee, The University of the South

Board President - Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates)

The Land Trust for Tennessee

Downtown Exchange Club of Nashville

 



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