Client Collaborations
All Representative Cases
McMenamins Series A offering. Erich served as lead counsel for this $20 million offering of nonvoting preferred stock being undertaken to provide equity funding to a family-owned pub, restaurant, and hotel business located in Oregon and Washington. The offering was conducted under Rule 506(c), which allows for public solicitation.
Represented general receiver in state court receivership concerning 15 insolvent investment companies that owe their investors more than $75 million.
Regularly advise clients on a wide variety of employment matters, including discrimination and harassment complaints, ADA and other accommodations, Equal Pay Act compliance, and wage-and-hour matters.
Strategic advice and editing for Ninth Circuit and Washington State Supreme Court amicus briefs submitted on behalf of tribal advocacy groups.
Aggressively pursues available insurance coverage for the investigation and cleanup of contaminated sites and assessment and remediation of Natural Resource Damages under historical comprehensive general liability or excess liability policies, as well as environmental impairment liability policies.
Represented local businesses in successfully recovering millions of dollars lost as a result of breaches of supply agreements with domestic and international manufacturers.
Represented real estate agents and brokers in numerous lawsuits, and before administrative agencies, arising out of residential real estate transactions. Obtained defense judgment on all claims in multi-week bench trial alleging misrepresentation on the part of real estate agent and seller relating to the purchase of a Pierce County home.
Represented seller on sale of shopping center in Tualatin, Oregon, for redevelopment by CenterCal Properties.
Cannabis industry company convertible note offering. Erich was the lead attorney on this $4 million note offering, completed in July 2019. He has been the lead attorney on prior preferred stock and convertible note offerings for this company, which raised a total of $12 million prior to the convertible note offering.