Candy Harper Email & Phone Number

Candy primarily is a leasing lawyer, representing Landlords in the negotiation and drafting of office, retail, industrial, and cell tower leases. She also is the chair of Trainor Fairbrook's Property Management & Bankruptcy practice. Debt collection is an unfortunate necessity for landlords and lenders and successful results are achieved with experienced, aggressive, pragmatic, and well-reasoned representation. Our attorneys handling these cases have represented clients in hundreds of rent collection, debt-collection and bankruptcy actions, working with more landlords, commercial property management companies and lenders than any other firm in Sacramento.Working closely with our clients to evaluate both liability and collectability, we respond quickly to our clients’ needs with strategies designed to maximize recoveries and accomplish desired results. Whether in state courts or federal bankruptcy courts, we strive for the prompt, cost-effective service that our clients expect and deserve.

Listed skills include Leases, Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate, Landlords, and 28 others.

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  Managing Shareholder

  Trainor Fairbrook

  1995 - Present

  Candy Harper is the managing shareholder for the Trainor Fairbrook law firm. Her practice mainly focuses on negotiating and drafting a wide variety of office, retail, industrial, cell tower and other commercial lease documents. Having litigated lease issues for many years, Ms. Harper's clients benefit from her experience which is reflected in each lease and related documents. As the chair of the firm’s Property Management Department, Ms. Harper concentrates on lease enforcement and other real property litigation issues, primarily representing landlords and property managers on matters involving default notices for the payment of rent or the performance of other lease covenants, abandonment issues, unlawful detainer actions, complaints for rent, lease audits and other lease disputes, as well as the documentation of assignments and amendments. Approaching disputes pragmatically, Ms. Harper creatively designs settlements or workouts which acknowledge, but resolve to the client’s best advantage, the competing interests of both landlord and tenant.Ms. Harper is widely recognized for her knowledge of property management and leasing law. She has presented numerous seminars on lease enforcement and property management issues, including seminars for the Continuing Education of the Bar, Lorman Education Services, Building Owners and Managers Association, Institute of Real Estate Management and the National Business Institute, as well as seminars for clients and various real estate industry groups. She also has been an instructor for the Building Owners and Managers Association’s college-level Law for Property Managers.