Garrett D. Morrell

Assists landlord and tenants on matters related to subleasing, breach, eviction, lease termination, property repair or damage, roommate conflict, and surrender of premises.

Complex real estate deals stubbornly defy reduction to a writing. But a skilled transactional lawyer can distill negotiated terms into written form without losing meaning or creating ambiguity.

• Earnest money contracts • Installment contracts • Title commitments • Closings • Oil & gas leases • Deeds • Deeds of Trust • Mortgages • Liens • Promissory notes • Releases •Easements • Covenants • Servitudes • Adverse possession • Foreclosures

Discover how precise contract drafting can help you avoid regrettable legal pitfalls, minimizing risk, reducing costs, and saving time. Busyness is no excuse for resorting to overly simplistic templates, laden with misbegotten boilerplate.

Drafts contracts that • efficiently advance parties’ goals and allocate risks; • precisely state rights, duties, and remedies; • preemptively address contingencies; and • economically dispose of legal issues before disputes arise.

Assists startups in selecting and forming an entity. Featured services include preparing certificates of formation, company or operating agreements, shareholders’ agreements, partnership agreements, bylaws, and sales and assignments of stock.

Assists in structuring equipment financing and leasing transactions.

Assists in LLC formation, maintenance, structuring and negotiating a fundamental corporate change, and asset protection.

Whether you desire to carve out greater market share through cost- and revenue-based synergies or expand product development, a knowledgeable transactional attorney can help you navigate the complex web of merger & acquisition (“M&A”) laws.

Assists in partnership formation, maintenance, structuring and negotiating a fundamental corporate change, and asset protection.

Services concern registering offerings under the Securities Act of 1933, including private placements subject to Rules 504 and 506 of Regulation D; reviewing exempt status; complying with disclosure requirements; and preparing forms S-1 and S-3.