Robert M. "Rob" Steeg
Recognized since 2001
New Orleans, Louisiana
Banking and Finance Law
Commercial Finance Law
Commercial Transactions / UCC Law
Corporate Law
Real Estate Law
As one of the most experienced real estate lawyers in New Orleans, Managing Partner Robert Steeg is highly respected for his handling of a wide variety of real estate transactions.
Reflecting on his 38 years of experience in this field, Rob points to two important aspects of his approach to his law practice. “First, I try to treat every client with respect and with awareness that the transaction at hand is one of the most important things in their life at this moment.”
“Second, I try to understand the business realities my client is facing, and what my client is trying to accomplish in the transaction. Then, I can tailor my services to serve the client’s goals.”
These qualities have contributed to him being widely recognized by his peers as one of the best in the industry through inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America, Chambers USA, Super Lawyers, New Orleans CityBusiness Leadership in Law and New Orleans Magazine Top Lawyers. Rob was also named Best Lawyers 2019 “Lawyer of the Year” for Commercial Transactions / UCC Law in New Orleans.
Rob has assisted hundreds of clients with handling thousands of purchases, sales, loans and leases for all sizes and kinds of real estate throughout the southeast Louisiana region, including industrial, office, multi-family, and retail properties.
- E-mail: rsteeg@steeglaw.com
- Lawyer Page: https://www.steeglaw.com/attorney/robert-steeg/
- 201 Saint Charles Avenue, Suite 3201
New Orleans, LA 70170
- English
- Boston College Law School, J.D., graduated 1978
- University of Pennsylvania, MS, graduated 1975
- University of Pennsylvania, BA, graduated 1973
- Louisiana, Louisiana State Bar Association
- ABA Section of Litigation and Section of Real Property, Trust, and Estate Law - Member
- International Conference of Shopping Centers - Member
- New Orleans Bar Association Real Estate Law Committee - Member
- New Orleans City Planning Commission - Commissioner, Former Chair
- New Orleans, Louisiana and American Bar Associations - Member
- City of New Orleans Board of Zoning Adjustments - Former Member
- Tax Fairness Commission, Mayoral Advisory Committee to Mayor Mitch Landrieu - Former Member
- U.S. District Court, Eastern
- District of Louisiana, 1979
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, 1980
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, 1981
- State of Texas, 2007
- United States District Court
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- Commercial Transactions / UCC Law, New Orleans (2019)
- Banking and Finance Law
- Commercial Finance Law
- Commercial Transactions / UCC Law
- Corporate Law
- Real Estate Law
- Best Lawyers 2019 “Lawyer of the Year” for Commercial Transactions / UCC Law in New Orleans
- The Best Lawyers of America - Banking and Finance Law, Commercial Finance Law, Commercial Transactions/UCC Law, Corporate Law, Real Estate Law (since 1995)
- Super Lawyers - Real Estate (2008-2023)
- Chambers USA - Real Estate
- Martindale-Hubbell - AV Preeminent
- New Orleans CityBusiness Leadership in Law Hall of Fame; Leadership in Law 2010, 2016, 2018
- New Orleans CityBusiness Leadership in Law (2010, 2016, 2018)
- New Orleans CityBusiness 2014 and 2017 “Money Maker”
- New Orleans Magazine Top Lawyers for Real Estate
- Boston College Law School – Order of Coif and Recipient of West Publishing Co. Award for Outstanding Scholarship
- University of Pennsylvania – Graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude
Apparent Servitudes: When Purchasing Property, Take Note Of What You See
Apparent Servitudes: When Purchasing Property, Take Note Of What You See
Small Case, Important Principles For Written Agreements
Small Case, Important Principles For Written Agreements
Small Case, Important Principles for Written Agreements
The Louisiana state Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit's recent ruling could spell big things for written arguments in the future.
When Purchasing Property, Take Note of What You See
by Robert M. Steeg
A recent case in the Louisiana Court of Appeal highlights an area of law anyone in real estate needs to know.
Case Alert: Can You Sue (or Be Sued by) Someone You Didn’t Have a Direct Contract With?
In Dufrene vs. Murphy Appraisal Services, LLC, contract rights and real estate law pose an interesting problem.
Are Your Real Estate Documents Prepared for Hurricane Season?
Are Your Real Estate Documents Prepared for Hurricane Season?
Can Your Real Estate Documents Withstand Hurricane Season?
by Robert M. Steeg
With hurricane season upon us, your home is not fully protected until you ensure your real estate documents are up to date and your property is legally secured against storm damages.
How to Lose a Right-Of-Way (Servitude) or Avoid Doing So
How to Lose a Right-Of-Way (Servitude) or Avoid Doing So
Be Careful What You Do in Addition to What You Sign: How Conduct Can Confirm an Agreement in the Absence of a Signature
Be Careful What You Do in Addition to What You Sign: How Conduct Can Confirm an Agreement in the Absence of a Signature
Why You Should Be Glad Your Lawyer Is a Stickler for Details
Why You Should Be Glad Your Lawyer Is a Stickler for Details
Increased Flood Risk in Southeastern Louisiana: Consequences and Opportunities
Increased Flood Risk in Southeastern Louisiana: Consequences and Opportunities
Beware the Person Who Uses a Power of Attorney in Their Own Self Interest
Beware the Person Who Uses a Power of Attorney in Their Own Self Interest
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