Attorneys
Miller, Maxwell A.
Mangum, Geoffrey W.
Veasy, Paul D.
Butler, Jonathan K.
Pos, Hal J.
Gavre, W. Mark
Flint III, George M.
Ferrin, Shawn C.
Stilling, William J.
Blanch, James T.
Venti, Katherine E.
Delaney, John E.
Nichols, Jason S.
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Some of the largest retailers in the nation have chosen Parsons Behle & Latimer for legal counsel and representation to our Retail Services Law Group. Several of our retail law attorneys have worked as executives and in-house counsel for New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)-listed companies. Their extensive experience allows them to offer cost-effective solutions for clients engaged in retail operations.
Lawyers in the Retail Services Law Group advise clients, from start-up businesses to national retailers, on a variety of retail law matters, including:
Store acquisitions and divestitures
Financing: commercial paper offerings, public debt offerings, loan syndications
Financial matters: credit processing agreements, revolving credit agreements, in-store banking, armored carrier contracts, money order services contracts
Employment law : employee drug policies, employment disputes including disability accommodation
Liability issues: products liability, environmental litigation
Vendor supply contracts
Drug benefit programs
Co-branding arrangements
Retail Property Development and Management Law
Our real estate attorneys have the experience and knowledge to assist in all aspects of the ownership, transfer, development and financing of retail properties. We routinely handle such traditional matters as leases and financing.
Attorneys focused on this area:
Butler, Jonathan K.
Ferrin, Shawn C.
Terry, Craig B.
Owens, Kerry L.
Chytraus, Kimberly K.
Nichols, Jason S.
Veasy, Paul D.
Pos, Hal J.
Goodenow, Rew R.
Rosander, Brian P.
Lewis, Katherine N.
Trademarks, Trade Dress and Intellectual Property Matters
Our retail lawyers address copyright, trademark and trade dress concerns, securing intellectual property protections and working with our intellectual property litigators to enforce your rights to your intellectual property.
When the owners of the famous In 'N Out Burger restaurants needed help enforcing their trademark and trade dress rights, they turned to Parsons Behle & Latimer for immediate court intervention and to negotiate a resolution to the dispute.
Attorneys focused on this area:
McGann, Margaret
Blanch, James T.
White, Juliette P.
Liquor Licensing Law
National, regional and locally owned resorts, hotels, restaurants and special event sponsors benefit from the extensive experience Parsons Behle & Latimer's lawyers have with liquor licensing. We advise clients regarding local and state alcoholic beverage licensing and permitting, applicable statutes, ordinances and regulations. In association with real estate lawyers at the firm, we guide clients through the local and state licensing process as part of the acquisition or development of retail properties.
Attorneys focused on this area:
Butler, Jonathan K.
Petrogeorge, Michael P.
Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals
Our retail law attorneys have extensive knowledge of the issues clients may face with regard to:
- The Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act governing prescription drugs, formulary issues, dietary supplements and over-the-counter medications
- The Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act (DSHEA)
- The Dietary Supplement and Nonprescription Drug Consumer Protection Act
- State-level pharmacy practice acts
- Labeling, compounding and packaging of drugs and dietary supplements
Parsons Behle & Latimer attorneys have used their unique skills in this area and have helped clients steer clear of regulatory actions and to avoid criminal charges or civil action by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Attorneys focused on this area:
Stilling, William J.
Ball, John P.
Bell, Scott S.
Contact a Salt Lake City retail law attorney or Reno, Nevada, employment disputes and litigation lawyer at Parsons Behle & Latimer or call 800-293-9669 to schedule a consultation at one of our offices in Utah or Nevada.