Education
- J.D., University of San Diego School of Law
- B.A., Psychology, Dartmouth
Bar Admissions
- California
Involvement
- SES Tennis Center, Co-Founder
![Amelia Sanchez](https://www.cgs3.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Amelia-Sanchez.png)
Amelia Sanchez has a proven track record of achieving business objectives, resolving issues, and completing transactions through strategic and efficient legal negotiations. She adds a layer of sophistication and practicality to the legal matters she handles and understands what it takes to successfully negotiate and close deals to achieve the business needs of her clients. Her in-depth knowledge of the market based on representing both landlords and tenants allows her to find solutions to complete complex lease transactions.
With over 20 years of commercial real estate and transactional experience, Amelia has successfully represented national, regional, and local companies in all asset categories. She has developed deep expertise in supporting and advising business clients on leasing transactions that include retail, office, financial, life science, mixed-use, industrial, telecommunications, and solar leases and on purchase and sale transactions. In addition to her breadth of commercial real estate experience, Amelia has handled a variety of business and transactional matters, including licensing, consultant, easement, access, vendor, co-marketing, service, and management agreements.
Prior to joining CGS3, Amelia worked in-house as Senior Legal Counsel at Cricket Communications, Inc. (now Cricket Wireless) and Regional General Counsel at Newland Communities, LLC. Prior to her in-house work, she was a member of the commercial real estate transaction practice group in the San Diego office of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP. Amelia is the co-founder of the SES Tennis Center, a non-profit that built public tennis courts and provides the children of Tecate, Mexico with access to tennis lessons, equipment, and transportation. She helps organize an annual pro-am tournament to raise funds for both the SES Tennis Center and other local non-profits.