Danny Douglass

Daniel M. Douglass joined Crescent Title owner Robert J. Bergeron as a Partner in the law firm of Bergeron, Douglass, Frosch & Mack in November 2004. He is the Managing Attorney of Crescent Title's Metairie office. With over 20 years of practicing law, Danny has managed the closings of over 10,000 real estate transactions. Danny has additional experience in litigating general civil matters in the areas of Real Estate, Creditor's Rights, Negotiable Instruments, Security Devices, Contracts, Leases and the Uniform Commercial Code. He is an expert in wills and successions and has extensive experience in foreclosure litigation.

Danny lectures frequently to investors and home buyers on the legal aspects of buying and selling property. He is also certified to provide state-mandated continuing education courses and teaches hundreds of real estate agents annually.

Education

Danny graduated from Louisiana State University in 1993 where he earned a B.A. He earned his Juris Doctorate from LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 1996.

Memberships

Louisiana State Bar Association

Jefferson Parish Chamber of Commerce

Louisiana Land Title Association

National Land Title Association

Louisiana Association of Independent Land Title Agents

Affiliate with the Mortgage Lenders Association and the New Orleans Metropolitan Association of REALTORS®

Instructor Experience

Licensed LREC (Louisiana Real Estate Commission) Vendor and certified LREC instructor on the topics of Louisiana Real Estate Contracts, Understanding Title Insurance, How to Sell an REO, Successions & Foreclosures, What Every Agent Should Know About the Property Disclosure Form, Lease/Purchase, Owner Financing & Bond for Deed, New Agent Seminar: Essentials of a Closing, Foreclosure, Succession Issues Affecting Real Estate Transactions, Condominiums, Landlord-Tenant Issues, How to Stay Out of Trouble in a Troubled World, and Purchase Agreement Pitfalls.

Conducts REALTOR® New Member Code of Ethics Orientation classes for NOMAR.

Conducts new homebuyer training courses for NDF, Acorn, and Jefferson Housing.

Kirk Frosch

Kirk J Frosch joined Crescent Title owner Robert J. Bergeron as a Partner in the law firm of Bergeron, Douglass, Frosch & Mack in November 2005. He is the Managing Attorney of Crescent Title's Mandeville office. With over 20 years of practicing law, Kirk has specialized in real estate and title law for the past several years, focusing almost exclusively on St. Tammany Parish. Kirk brings a broad array of legal skills to Crescent Title and the Law Offices of Bergeron and Douglass. His experience includes both corporate and domestic law, as well as successions. As Managing Attorney for Crescent Title and the Law Offices of Bergeron and Douglass on the North Shore, Kirk is available to offer a wide variety of professional legal services, including personal and investment real estate issues, corporate law, and successions.

Kirk lectures frequently to investors and home buyers on the legal aspects of buying and selling property. He is also certified to provide state-mandated continuing education courses teaches hundreds of real estate agents annually.

Education

Kirk graduated from Loyola University in 1993 where he earned a degree in Finance and Management. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Loyola Law School in 1994.

Memberships

Louisiana State Bar Association

Affiliate with the Mortgage Lenders Association and the New Orleans Metropolitan Association of REALTORS® (NOMAR) and Northshore Board of REALTORS® (NABOR)

Instructor Experience

Licensed LREC (Louisiana Real Estate Commission) Vendor and certified LREC instructor on the topics of Louisiana Real Estate Contracts, Understanding Title Insurance, What Every Agent Should Know About the Property Disclosure Form, Agents Guide to Marriage and Divorce, New Agent Seminar: Essentials of a Closing, How to Stay Out of Trouble in a Troubled World, and Purchase Agreement Pitfalls.

Conducts REALTOR® New Member Code of Ethics Orientation classes for NOMAR and NABOR.

Robert Bergeron

Robert Bergeron is the principal in the law firm of Bergeron, Douglass, Frosch and Mack and owner of Crescent Title LLC, which was established in March 2003. He is the Managing Attorney of Crescent Title's Uptown office. With over 20 years of experience in real estate law, Bob manages and conducts over 1800 commercial and residential real estate transactions a year. He also works with investors in forming business entities and creating condominium regimes. Throughout the metropolitan New Orleans area, he is considered the authority in the field of 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges.

Bob is recognized throughout the area as an expert on Louisiana real estate law. He lectures frequently to investors and home buyers on the legal aspects of buying and selling property. He is also certified to provide state-mandated continuing education courses and teaches hundreds of real estate agents annually.

Education

Bob graduated from Loyola University in 1984 where he earned a B.B.A. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Loyola Law School, where he obtained membership on the Moot Court Board.

Memberships

The American Bar Association

New Orleans Bar Association

The Louisiana Land Title Association

The Louisiana Mortgage Association

Sponsor/Educator for New Orleans Metropolitan Association of REALTORS® (NOMAR)

Member/Sponsor of the Certified Commercial Investment Member Institute (CCIM)

Instructor Experience

Instructor with over 13 years experience teaching continuing education to real estate agents, CPAs, and attorneys in the metropolitan New Orleans area.

Licensed LREC (Louisiana Real Estate Commission) Vendor and certified LREC instructor on the topics of Understanding Title Insurance, Successions & Foreclosures, What Every Agent Should Know About the Property Disclosure Form, Lease/Purchase, Owner Financing & Bond for Deed, Succession Issues Affecting Real Estate Transactions, Condominiums, How to Stay Out of Trouble in a Troubled World, Purchase Agreement Pitfalls, Landlord-Tenant Issues, New Agent Seminar-Essentials of a Closing, Federal Fair Housing Act, Top Ten Roadblocks to a Successful Closing and How to Avoid Them, and 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges.