N. Dwayne Gray, Jr. is a graduate of Florida Southern College and Loyola University School of Law. He was a member and Chief Administrator of the Loyola Moot Court Board in law school and also served a one-year federal clerkship with Judge George Arceneaux in the United States District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana. Mr. Gray was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1983. He is a member of The Florida Bar, the Orange County Bar and the American Bar Association. Mr. Gray represents local and national developers in connection with acquisition, development and management of multi-family/garden apartments with further specialization in section 42 LIHTC funded multi-family segment. He also represents multi-family developers in connection with the acquisition, development and management of multi-family market transactions. He has extensive experience in commercial and residential real estate matters, including various land use and zoning issues. He represents a number of banks in handling commercial real estate and asset based lending matters. Mr. Gray has extensive experience in special asset workouts, representing a number of national and local financial institutions. He represents a number of golf course developers and owner/operators and hotel/motel owners and operators. In addition, he represents a number of closely-held corporations in connection with general corporate and business matters.

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