Our People

Lucy’s clients include developers, private and institutional investors, landlords, tenants, lenders, contractors, and joint ventures, as well as Sharks Sports & Entertainment. She has handled a wide range of sophisticated projects involving sports and recreation facilities, golf and tennis resorts, movie theaters, high-rise office buildings, hospitals and clinics, R&D campuses, biotech labs, shopping centers, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, apartment complexes, restaurants, hotels, power plants, utility pipelines, residential subdivisions, telecommunication facilities, farms and ranches, habitat conservation preserves, railroads and rolling stock, billboards, parking structures, water supply systems, and more.

An active member of the community, Lucy received a “Tribute to Women and Industry” (TWIN) award by the YWCA of Silicon Valley, and a “Women of Influence” award by the San Jose Business Journal. Lucy served for many years on several nonprofit boards such as the Silicon Valley chapters of the National Association of Industrial and Office Parks (NAIOP) and the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network; the California Business Properties Association; and The Health Trust of Santa Clara County. She has given presentations before many schools and organizations including Santa Clara University School of Law, the Santa Clara County Bar Association, the Association of Silicon Valley Brokers, Bay Area City Attorneys, CREW, and the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA).

Martindale-Hubbell has awarded Lucy an “AV” rating, which is their highest rating for professional excellence, and has named Ms. Lofrumento to its Bar Register of Preeminent Women Lawyers. Lucy has also been listed by Thompson Reuters/FindLaw as a “Northern California Super Lawyer” every consecutive year since 2005, and has been named by them as one of Northern California’s Top 50 Women Attorneys.

Lucy has practiced full time in real estate and land use law since her admission to the bar in 1984. Prior to the formation of LMA Law, LLP, Lucy was with Silicon Valley Law Group; Rosenblum, Parish & Isaacs; McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen; and Berliner Cohen. She also served as a law clerk for the City Attorney of Davis, California. Lucy received her Bachelor’s Degree (with highest honors) from San Diego State University in 1978, and her Juris Doctor from the University of California, Davis in 1984.

Lucy lives in Santa Cruz with her husband, and enjoys spending time with their three grown children and two grandchildren. Lucy also loves to travel, especially if it involves sailing or scuba diving in warm water. She has been a big fan of the San Jose Sharks since they started in 1991.

Frank received a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Siena College, Loudonville, New York, in 1994, and received his Juris Doctor from Pepperdine University School of Law in 1997. He first became involved in real estate transactions at the Southern California law firm of Spierer, Woodward, Corbalis & Goldberg (1997- 2000), where he developed his skills in commercial and residential real estate transactions. After moving to the Bay Area, Frank joined Silicon Valley Law Group in April of 2000, becoming a shareholder and director of the firm in January of 2007. Frank left Silicon Valley Law Group in 2014 to start LMA Law, LLP, with Lucy Lofrumento, also a former shareholder of Silicon Valley Law Group. Frank is also a member of the Association of Silicon Valley Brokers and various other professional organizations, and has been recognized as a “Northern California Rising Star” and “Super Lawyer” numerous consecutive years since 2009.

Frank has been involved in major real estate projects throughout the State of California and in other states as well, including representing The Irvine Company as landlord in the leasing of a major portion of the McCarthy Center office complex; TA Associates Realty in the leasing of various projects in the Silicon Valley; the purchasers in multiple $100,000,000+ acquisitions of multifamily properties via joint ventures throughout California (including acquisition and rehabilitation financing); the purchaser/landlord in the acquisition and leasing of an approximately 200,000 square foot office and R&D complex; the seller of a $26,500,000.00 retail shopping center located in Concord California, which was transferred to a publicly traded REIT; the seller of a $300,000,000 multifamily property in Northern California; and the purchaser in the acquisition and ground lease of a large tract of land for the development of a senior housing project in Ohio.

Representative clients include The Carlyle Group, TA Associates Realty, Interstate Equities Corporation, Glen Una Properties, Linear Technology, NAMCO Bandai Games America, O’Donnell Management Group, Risa Investments, LLC, Samaritan Properties, LLC, Briggs Development Company, Lake Midas, LLC, Tilden Properties, LLC, Pell Development Company and Dogtown Investments, LLC.

Frank lives in Danville with his wife, Leticia, and two children, Natalia and Cristiano, and in his spare time enjoys wine, baseball, soccer, gardening and spending time with family.

On the business and corporate side, Michael represents a broad range of companies, from early stage to publicly traded companies. His practice includes the structuring, negotiation and consummation of mergers, stock sales, asset acquisitions and other reorganizations. Michael also represents emerging growth companies in all aspects of business and corporate matters, including entity formation, shareholder and operating agreements, angel and venture capital financing, private placements, and general corporate counseling. Michael’s special expertise includes intellectual property protection, securities compliance, resolution of partnership disputes, corporate governance, business succession, and business strategic planning.

On the commercial real estate side, Michael represents private real estate investors and investment companies; public companies including Fortune 1000 companies; commercial, office, medical, industrial and R&D landlords and tenants; and real estate developers. He has special expertise in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions, including joint ventures, acquisition, development, construction, financing, leasing and disposition. He has also handled complex matters involving title issues, the resolution of landlord and tenant disputes, purchase and sale of mortgage-backed loans, easements, licenses, and real estate brokerage.

Michael received a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the Pennsylvania State University in 2000, and received his Juris Doctor from Catholic University, Columbus School of Law in 2004. He first became involved in real estate, business and corporate transactions at Silicon Valley Law Group in 2004, where he worked with Lucy Lofrumento, Frank Maiorana, Myron Brody and Terri Molinaro. In 2007, Michael joined Nixon Peabody LLP, where he honed his skills working on large, complex real estate and business transactions. In 2010, Michael founded Pearson & Schachter in Walnut Creek, and in 2019 he opened the Walnut Creek office of Ropers Majeski PC, as a partner. Michael re-joined Lucy Lofrumento, Frank Maiorana and associates in 2022, when they recruited him to become their partner at LMA Law.

Michael has been recognized as a “Northern California Rising Star” and a “Super Lawyer” numerous consecutive years from 2017 to the present.

Representative clients include Kaiser Permanente, Survey Monkey, Urban Community Fund, Fremont Bank, Tilden Properties and SDA Management Company.

Terri has been involved in real estate projects throughout the State of California and in other states as well, including representing the purchaser of a $10,000,000 retail shopping center in Livermore, California (including assumption of the existing financing); seller of four commercial R&D buildings in Milpitas, California with an aggregate sales price of $26,900,000 (including the creation of a two unit condominium to legally separate connected buildings, calculation of complicated property tax allocations, and negotiation of lease-back agreements involving integrated security, HVAC, and other common utility systems); and assisting a client with a 1031 exchange involving the sale of a $15,000,000 property and purchase of two commercial replacement properties located in California and Virginia.

In addition to her real estate practice, Terri has experience in the financial services arena, representing trustees in Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 cases. She also interned for the Honorable Lloyd King, Chief Bankruptcy Judge for the United States Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of California. Terri is a licensed real estate broker, and has been a certified public accountant.

Prior to the formation of LMA Law, LLP, Terri was with Silicon Valley Law Group; McNutt & Litteneker; and Rosenblum, Parish & Isaacs. Terri received a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the University of California at Berkeley, and received her Juris Doctor from Hasting College of the Law in 1991.

Hillary received a Bachelor’s degree in Rhetoric with a minor in Economics from University of California, Berkeley in 1993, and received her Juris Doctor from Northwestern University School of Law in 1997. She first became involved in real estate transactions at the Chicago, Illinois firm of Arnstein & Lehr, where she developed her skills in both litigation and commercial real estate transactions. After returning to California, Hillary practiced commercial real estate transactions with several firms, including over 3 years at Greenberg Traurig, LLP and 2 years at Ropers Majeski.

Drawing on over 38 years of experience as a practicing attorney (including over 25 years of experience as the managing attorney at two different law firms), Myron is well-suited to direct all aspects of law firm development. Highly regarded throughout the legal community as one of the top “rainmakers” in his field, Myron has developed a wide network of business contacts, referral sources, practice resources, and other “tools of the trade.” In addition, utilizing his considerable business acumen developed through handling hundreds of deals, Myron provides advice to the attorneys at LMA Law in connection with the evaluation, structuring and negotiation of a wide range of real estate, joint venture, and other business transactions.

First in his class at Brooklyn Law School, Myron graduated summa cum laude and as valedictorian in 1974. He initially became involved in real estate transactions at a major New York law firm, Kramer, Levin, Nessen, Kamen & Frankel (1974-1979), where he developed his skills in commercial, industrial, and residential development projects on the East Coast. After moving to California in 1979, Myron was admitted to the California Bar in 1980 and practiced with Berliner Cohen (1980-1994), Rosenblum Parish & Isaacs (1994-2000), and Silicon Valley Law Group (2000-2012), after which time he retired from the practice of law.

During his legal career, Myron was involved in major real estate projects throughout California and in other states, including the 850,000 square foot Apple campus in Cupertino, a 150,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Santa Clara, the 800,000 square foot Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles, the 500,000 square foot Cupertino City Center in Cupertino, the Gateway/101 Shopping Center in East Palo Alto, a 300,000 square foot R&D project in Campbell, the Paseo Nuevo Shopping Center in Santa Barbara, the Hilton and Westin Hotels in Santa Clara, the Bella Vista, Carlyle and Nantucket Apartments in Santa Clara, and numerous other retail, office, hotel, R&D and residential projects.

When not working for LMA Law, Myron enjoys cooking (he studied classical French cooking at a local restaurant), taking long walks along the beach with his dog, and traveling.