Client Collaborations
All Representative Cases
Assist franchisee client with the acquisition of three additional franchise locations, including the negotiations of new store leases and assumption and extension of existing leases.
Davel Communications, Inc. v. Qwest Corp., 451 F.3d 1037 (9th Cir. 2006). Represented appellants in pursuing claims under the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996.
Assisted a publicly traded bank holding company raise funds in a series of private placement transactions. Our work included preparing the necessary corporate and securities filings.
Advised clients, negotiated settlements in disputes, defended clients in litigation, and initiated litigation to zealously represent clients’ interests in various privacy-related matters, such as business email compromise, wire transfer fraud, and website tracking pixels.
Mediation practice focusing on trademark and copyright dispute resolution.
Represented multiple owners of small business entities in disputes over business ownership and operational issues, including claims for breach of fiduciary duty.
Drafted and advocated for local or state legislative amendments on behalf of clients or as volunteer member of committees to ensure good planning rules and regulations. Examples include proposed amendments to expand funding options for transportation benefit districts, to allow a school district partially located in a non-Growth Management Act county to collect impact fees, and to provide for a property tax exemption for school or college foundations.
Work with cannabis client on the acquisition and/or leasing of more than 20+ retail locations.
Assisted developer in acquiring and rehabilitating a rural Oregon affordable housing project that included 76 units across three separate multiunit complexes. Financing for the project included the assumption of USDA Rural Development loans, 9 percent Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, Oregon HOME, MEP, HTF, and GHAP funds, construction and bridge loans, and permanent financing subsidized by the Oregon Affordable Housing Tax Credit.