Partner Alison Hurley and attorneys Courtney B. Lockhart and Allison K. Howard proudly represented Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP at the OCBA Masters’ Division, Legends of the Law Event on May 9, 2019. Founding partner, Nicole Whyte is a member of the board of OCBA Masters’ Division. The principal objectives of the OCBA Masters’ […]
A dear friend and client of the firm, John Duden, was recently diagnosed with ALS and is being honored at the 14th Annual Augie’s Quest Tradition of Hope Gala. Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is committed to assisting those affected and finding a cure for ALS. We are proud to support our friend John […]
Partner Keith Bremer was a featured speaker on a panel at the TBI Med Legal Conference in San Diego, CA. The panel was made up of Keith Bremer and two other defense attorneys and was moderated by plaintiff attorney, Gary Dordick. Mr. Bremer shared stories from the court room on the handling of traumatic brain […]
Chata N. Holt in the Las Vegas office and August B. Hotchkin in the Reno office have been recognized as Nevada Legal Elites in the Nevada Business Magazine. The Nevada Legal Elite list includes the top 4 percent of attorneys in the state broken down by location. To qualify, each nominee goes through an extensive verification […]
Put simply, a subordination agreement is a legal agreement which establishes one debt as ranking behind another debt in the priority for collecting repayment from a debtor. It is an arrangement that alters the lien position. Without a subordination clause, loans take chronological priority which means that a deed of trust recorded first will be […]
California landlords must follow very specific steps before disposing of property that is clearly abandoned, left on real estate which has been the subject of court proceedings such as eviction or foreclosure, or otherwise left behind. Following the statutory procedures relating to abandoned property protects landlords from potential liability for an improper “conversion.” Former tenants/owners […]
Purpose of HOAs Property ownership often combines elements of individual and common ownership interests. For example, a property owner may individually own his or her living quarters, but also own a common interest in amenities that are considered too expensive for a single homeowner to purchase individually (such as a pool, gym, or trash collection […]
Most individuals opt for a revocable trust when preparing an estate plan. However, an irrevocable trust comes with some advantages that revocable trusts do not. So, what’s the difference between the two? It’s important to note that trusts in general allow one to avoid probate in relation to the property held in the trust, allowing […]
Nicole Whyte conducted a mock jury selection (voir dire) at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Gary Dordick conducted the voir dire for plaintiff, and Nicole Whyte conducted the voir dire for the defense. Ms. Whyte enjoyed providing the students at Loyola Law School with the tools to help them grow as future trial lawyers.
Partners Rachel Mihai, Anthony Garasi, and John Belanger were featured speakers at the ONE SUMMIT put on by Realty One Group in Las Vegas. They spoke to over 1,000 real estate professionals on how to help business owners protect their companies. Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara LLP is a proud sponsor of the Realty One […]
Nicole Whyte, Partner at Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP was a featured speaker alongside Mouro Fiore, Jr. during the Law-Di-Gras Conference in San Diego, CA. This was a medical- legal conference where Ms. Whyte and Mr. Fiore spoke among top tier plaintiff lawyers and doctors regarding the topic “Handling the CRPS Case and Use […]
How do living trusts work? Many people have heard of a living trust, but not everyone knows how they actually work. A living trust is but one kind of trust, and is also known as a “revocable” trust. For many people, a living trust is the first, and sometimes only, trust they will need. At […]