Davis advises nonprofits, tax-exempt organizations and public agencies on day-to-day governance, operational and reporting matters; on life-cycle matters, including forming and organizing new organizations, reorganizations and restructuring, obtaining federal and state tax exemptions, and wind ups and dissolutions; and on land use and real estate matters, such as leases, purchases and sales, landlord-tenant issues, and permitting and entitlement. Davis works with charter schools, private schools, preschools, educational organizations, health care organizations, social service providers, environmental and legislative advocacy groups, business and trade associations, religious and cultural organizations, and other charities and foundations, as well as with public agencies.

Gouzoules represents businesses and individuals in all manner of disputes, including breach of contract matters, allegations of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, and real estate disputes. He represents both plaintiffs and defendants and has represented businesses in a wide array of industries, including healthcare, consumer goods, real estate, and finance. Gouzoules has extensive experience from pre-dispute resolution all the way through trial, post-trial motions, and appeals.

Isbell is an experienced transactional attorney and commercial litigator focused on real estate and financial services. His transactional services include complex loan transactions, loan and asset purchases, bank participation agreements, loan workouts, and commercial real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, commercial leases, and easements. Representing banks, mortgage lenders, real estate developers, land owners, and title insurance companies in litigation, Isbell is experienced in all phases of litigation, from pre-trial motions, written discovery and depositions, jury and court trials, and binding arbitration, mediation, informal settlement negotiations, and appeals.

Poorman represents clients in intellectual property and other complex commercial disputes. He is experienced in all phases of litigation in federal, state, and arbitral proceedings, as well as in proceedings before U.S. governmental agencies. Poorman provides strategic advice to individuals and companies on a range of issues, including litigation risk and compliance.

Wadsworth focuses on advising nonprofits, charter schools, and public agencies on a variety of issues regarding governance, entity formation, contracts, conflicts of interest, real property acquisition, and a variety of other operational issues. He regularly advises charter school clients on the Brown Act, California Public Records Act, and relations with charter authorizers, and also assists with new charter submissions, appeals, revocation proceedings, and renewals.