Commercial litigation2025
Enforcing a supply agreement for a manufacturer
A parts maker faced a buyer walking away from a five-year volume commitment. We pressed the contract and reached a structured resolution before trial.
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Mergers & acquisitions2025
Guiding a family distributor through its sale
Two founding siblings wanted to sell without losing the staff who built the company. The deal closed with retention terms written into the purchase agreement.
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Employment2025
Resolving a multi-site wage and hour review
A restaurant group received a federal records request covering four locations. We rebuilt its timekeeping policy while the review was still open.
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Estate planning2024
Restructuring a three-generation family trust
An aging trust no longer matched the family it served. We redrafted it so a farm could pass forward without forcing a sale of the land.
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Commercial litigation2024
Defending a software vendor in a license dispute
A customer claimed a license covered far more seats than the vendor ever sold. Early document work narrowed the claim to a single, answerable question.
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Mergers & acquisitions2024
Negotiating a partner exit in a medical group
A senior partner wanted out and the operating agreement was silent on valuation. We built a buyout both sides could sign within one quarter.
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“Selling the company my father started felt impossible at first. The team kept every deadline in front of us, explained each draft in plain words, and never let a question sit overnight.”
Former owner, distributorL. Brennan“They rewrote our handbook with our managers sitting in the room and asking questions. Six months later our people actually open it and use it, which I honestly did not expect.”
Founder, restaurant groupJ. Alvarez“They told us plainly where our contract was strong and where it was weak, before we spent a dollar on filing. That honesty is exactly why we trusted them with the rest of a very long dispute.”
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