MCCATHERN, SHOKOUHI, EVANS LAUNCHES REAL ESTATE SECTOR, WELCOMES ATTORNEY SARAH L. BUZBY
Why this matters
The establishment of a dedicated real estate transactions practice by McCathern, Shokouhi, Evans signals a strategic response to evolving institutional demand in the Dallas commercial real estate market. As capital flows increasingly target Sun Belt metros, law firms are recalibrating their service offerings to capture a larger share of deal-related legal work, which remains a critical bottleneck in complex acquisitions, financings, and restructurings. The move suggests sustained transactional activity and a need for integrated legal expertise that spans acquisition diligence, financing structures, and regulatory compliance. Welcoming an attorney with a specialized focus further underscores the firm’s intent to deepen sector knowledge and enhance client service amid a competitive legal landscape. For allocators and capital providers, this development reflects a broader trend: legal advisors are positioning themselves as strategic partners in navigating heightened underwriting scrutiny and evolving market dynamics, including shifts in lending standards and asset repositioning strategies. The timing and location of this launch may also indicate confidence in Dallas as a growth corridor, where institutional capital continues to seek exposure to multifamily, industrial, and office assets adapting to post-pandemic demand patterns.
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DALLAS, July 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- McCathern, Shokouhi, Evans announced the launch of its Real Estate Transactions practice, a new practice area designed to give clients integrated legal support across real estate…
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