Commercial property owners

The property. The operation. The recovery.

Counsel for owners dealing with property damage, insurance shortfalls, project disputes, and lost income while repair and operating decisions continue.

Start Your Recovery Review The decisions ahead

No fee unless money is recovered on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.

Representative results

Recovery connected to the cost of restoration.

Commercial strip center in Portland

$1.8 million recovered

Commercial water-loss insurance underpayment

The matter resolved for $1.8 million after the insurer offered $55,432.32, including code-upgrade and loss-of-rent components.

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Representative results are examples only. Every matter depends on its own facts, evidence, timing, contracts, policies, parties, defenses, damages, and applicable law. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

Owner decisions

Coordinate the recovery with the operating decisions

Owners may need to make repair, leasing, cash-flow and financing decisions while the claim is still disputed. Organize those decisions around a shared timeline so the legal review reflects how the asset operates.

Practical impacts shape decisions; whether they are legally recoverable depends on the facts and applicable law.

Our Approach to the proof, recovery options, and operating decisions

Decisions and the information behind them

Decisions and the information behind them
Owner responsibility	Information to put in context
Tenants and operations	Affected space, access restrictions, tenant communications and operating changes.
Repair sequencing	Scope options, contractor availability, dependencies and restoration milestones.
Lenders and ownership	Reporting dates, financing constraints and decisions requiring approval.
Income and carrying costs	Rent records, repair payments and the connection between damage and the claimed financial effects.

Owner responsibility: Tenants and operations
Information to put in context: Affected space, access restrictions, tenant communications and operating changes.

Owner responsibility: Repair sequencing
Information to put in context: Scope options, contractor availability, dependencies and restoration milestones.

Owner responsibility: Lenders and ownership
Information to put in context: Reporting dates, financing constraints and decisions requiring approval.

Owner responsibility: Income and carrying costs
Information to put in context: Rent records, repair payments and the connection between damage and the claimed financial effects.

Prepare for the first conversation

Begin with a short summary of the issue, the property and the decisions ahead. Prepare the records listed here; the firm will explain which documents to provide and how to provide them.

An overview of the damaged property and affected operations
Repair milestones and pending ownership decisions
Existing counsel, consultants and other participants
The policy, contracts, rent and accounting records to prepare for later review

Find the service or resource you need

Commercial overview Commercial insurance recovery Loss of rents and business interruption Organize a commercial property proof file How the firm connects property and owner priorities

Next step

Put your property and responsibilities in context.

Tell us what happened, who is involved and the decisions you need to make. A complete repair scope or a settled legal theory is not needed to request the initial review.

No fee unless money is recovered for you on accepted matters, subject to a written fee agreement.

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