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Commercial Lending

Represented national bank in connection with a $30 million secured and guaranteed credit facility relating to healthcare.

Construction Disputes

Resolved without litigation public owner’s claims against contractor for construction of an addition to a public building that left obvious aesthetic damage. Focused expert evaluations of exterior envelope of building and challenging valuation issues.

Environmental

Obtained favorable outcome on behalf of energy client in response to a notice letter, resulting in a state regulatory agency working collaboratively with the client.

Prior to Joining Miller Nash LLP

Securities Offerings

  • Represented a private equity company in a minority investment in a Tennessee corporation.
  • Represented an Oregon winery in a preferred stock offering.
  • Represented a Texas bank holding company in an initial public offering.
  • Represented the underwriters in an initial public offering of a Georgia bank holding company.
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Land Use

Homeowners’ Association Governance. Advised homeowners’ associations and individual homeowners on numerous governance issues, including enforcement of covenants and rules, amendments to declarations of covenants and restrictions, violation of tree preservation requirements, compliance with state law, and board fiduciary obligations.

Tags Land Use
Appeals

Represented national telecommunication provider in an appeal challenging agency procurement process under Washington law.

Tags Appellate
Tribal Cannabis

Co-authored Washington State House Bill 2000, which authorized the state to enter into cannabis compacts with Washington tribes. Lobbied for passage of the bill, worked on drafts and amendments of the bill with tribal and state staff. Bill passed 46-0 in the Senate and 79-17 in the House.

Education

Advised higher education institution on policy and underlying process documents, as well as navigating investigations and grievance processes, under Title IX regulations.

Construction Disputes

Negotiated walk-away agreement among MEP subcontractor, general contractor, and owner of hospital after subcontractor on expansion project improperly used equipment, sending construction debris into operating hospital. Avoided litigation and project delay by finding and negotiating options to full termination of contractor or subcontractor.

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