Garth E. Beall

Principal, Member of the Executive Committee

Office: greenbelt & annapolis


“As a commercial real estate and business attorney, my primary goal has always been just to make things happen for my clients”

About Garth Beall

Garth joined the firm in 1996 and was named Principal in 2001. He was added to the Managing Partners group in 2015 and became President of the firm in 2021. "His history with our firm and his management experience and expertise make him the ideal selection for this role as a Firm manager," said Stephen Hosea, McNamee Hosea's Co-Founder.

In his real estate practice, Garth advises on the acquisition, financing, development, and disposition of commercial and residential property, including joint ventures, leasing, commercial finance, purchase and sale, workout, and syndication transactions. He has served as the Manager of Renard Development Company, LLC, the developer of Greenbelt Station, a planned 4 million square foot mixed-use transit-oriented development located in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Garth also advises business clients on entity formation and structure, corporate governance, strategic alliance, succession planning, equity-based compensation, and other legal issues common to such businesses and has participated in a wide variety of mergers and acquisitions of small and mid-size businesses.

Garth is Vice Chairman of the Board of Ledo Pizza System, Inc., a 100-plus unit franchise system, which his family founded and is headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland.

When Garth is not out negotiating large business deals, he enjoys traveling outside of the U.S., fishing, and watching the History Channel.

Practice Areas

Education

Affiliations

  • Maryland State Bar Association
  • Maryland Insurance Administration

Admissions

  • 1997Maryland
  • 1998U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland

Recent Blog Posts

Government enjoined from enforcing the Corporate Transparency Act

Garth E. Beall | December 2024

On December 3, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), finding it likely unconstitutional. As a result, businesses are currently not required to file ownership disclosures by the December 31, 2024, deadline, and it may take months or even years before the CTA is enforced, pending appeals. Full Article

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