Isabella Forcino

Isabella Forcino focuses her practice on commercial real estate matters across a broad range of assets classes. She represents lenders, developers, equity investors, and public and private companies in a variety of real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, financing, and leasing. Beyond traditional commercial real estate, Isabella has experience across mixed use, healthcare, agribusiness, and hospitality sectors. Isabella has represented life insurance companies, foreign lending institutions, and other institutional lenders in the origination and servicing of mortgage and mezzanine loans for the acquisition and refinancing of properties located across the country.

Isabella has specific experience in American Indian law and has advised public and private companies, local governmental agencies, and Indian tribes on how to address and resolve issues at the intersection of American Indian law, real estate, land use, and economic development.

In her pro bono practice, Isabella has represented clients petitioning USCIS for asylum and a survivor of domestic violence in federal court proceedings.

Isabella graduated from Boston College Law School, where she was a member of the Boston College Law Review.