Richard N. Krinzman was a founding Partner in KHL Law's Miami office who concentrates his practice on transactional matters in the areas of real property, banking, commercial law, and complex commercial real estate transactions and loan documentation, and residential real estate transactions. He represents financial institutions and real estate investors in the acquisition, financing, development, and leasing of office buildings, apartment complexes, hotels, shopping centers, warehouses and mixed-use properties. Additionally, Richard represents several community banks whose customers require ongoing personal service and served as an outside general counsel to a local bank for twenty years.

Richard has significant experience in the preparation of various types of loan documents for commercial and residential properties, including condominium, shopping center and warehouse projects, and has represented clients in enhancement financings, leveraged buy-out financings, complex debt restructures and real estate loan workouts.

Richard's decades of experience has given him a practical, business-oriented approach to complex transactions. His extensive background allows him to anticipate challenges, identify opportunities, and guide clients through sophisticated matters with confidence. Clients value his ability to provide strategic counsel, responsive service, and solutions that align legal objectives with long-term business goals.

Richard earned both his J.D. and his Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Miami.

Richard is recognized by Martindale-Hubbell's Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, in addition to be being listed as "AV Peer Review Rated" and has also been recognized by Florida Super Lawyers. He is a member of the Florida Bar and its Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section.

Active in the community, Richard has served as a Director of the Dade County Youth Fair since 1992, and is a past chairman and presently its Chairman Elect. Additionally, he served as Vice-Chairman and as a citizen member of the South Florida Regional Planning Council, as Chairman and a Board Member of The Friends WLRN Public radio and TV, and served for six years as the only citizen member of the Metropolitan Dade County Planning Organization (MPO), which is responsible for the funding of all countrywide transportation projects.