Kenneth W. Beall practices extensively in all aspects of real estate and commercial transactions, with a special emphasis on low income, historic, new market and Brownfield tax credits, and other real estate development, incentives, syndications and organizations.  Among his clients are tax credit investors, real estate developers, financial institutions and various managers of hundreds of multi-family, commercial and hotel properties.  Mr. Beall is experienced in finance, lending and business acquisitions and restructuring.

Mr. Beall dedicates significant time to the mid-Michigan community, including serving as 2007 board chairman for Capital Area United Way and the board of directors for Impression 5 Science Center.  He is a former member of the Governor’s Task Force on Downtown Revitalization – Lansing Committee. He currently serves on the National Leadership Council for the Michigan State University College of Music.

Mr. Beall joined the Loomis Law Firm in 1975 after earning his law degree at Duke University.  He is listed in the 2007 - 2009 Editions of Best Lawyers in America, as well as the 2007 - 2009 editions of Michigan Super Lawyers for Real Estate Law, Tax and Banking.

Practice Areas

• Affordable Housing
• Banking & Bankruptcy Law
• Business & Corporate Law
• Real Estate Law
• Tax Law
• Condemnation Law
• Litigation

Professional Memberships

Member, American Bar Association

• Taxation Section
• Real Estate Section
• Forum for Affordable Housing and Community Development Law
• State and Local Tax Committee

Member, State Bar of Michigan

• Taxation Section
• Real Estate Section
• State and Local Tax Committee
• Member, Ingham County Bar Association
• Member, Michigan Historic Preservation Network

Recognition And Public Service

• Named to Best Lawyers in America – 2007 and 2008 Editions - Real Estate Law
• Named to Michigan Super Lawyers –2007 Edition – Real Estate Law
• Member, Board of Directors of the Capitol Area United Way (1995 - Present) (2007 - Chair)
• Member, Board of Directors of the Michigan State University College of Arts and Letters Alumni Association (2001-2007)
• Recipient, Walter A. Campbell Award (for sustained service and leadership in volunteerism) (2001)
• Fellow, Michigan State Bar Foundation (1994), American Bar Foundation (2000)
• Past director, Impression Five Science Museum
• Past board member, Industrial Development Institute of Michigan State University
• Past member, Governor’s Task Force on Downtown Revitalization, Lansing Committee
• Lecturer:

• Federal Bar Association
• ABA Conference on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law
• Michigan Historic Preservation Network
• Institute for Professional and Executive Development
• Institute for Continuing Legal Education
• Michigan Housing Council
• Michigan Bar Association
• Michigan Rural Development Council
• Ingham County Bar Association

Education

• Duke University Law School, J.D., 1975
• Managing Editor of the Duke Legal Research Program
• Undergraduate Michigan State University, B.A. (magna cum laude), 1972