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Costello, James L, JD

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Corporate Law
Nancy Savage Marcus specializes in real estate, title issues, non-profit and corporate governance, land use, commercial, and transactional law. She also has experience in contract and loan negotiation and documentation. Nancy enjoys using her skills and training to help clients solve their legal problems. She also represents youth summer camps in Maine and counsels them on a wide range of complex issues and problems unique to them.

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Costello, James L, JD

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Nancy Savage Marcus specializes in real estate, title issues, non-profit and corporate governance, land use, commercial, and transactional law. She also has experience in contract and loan negotiation and documentation. Nancy enjoys using her skills and training to help clients solve their legal problems. She also represents youth summer camps in Maine and counsels them on a wide range of complex issues and problems unique to them.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Richard Olson is the managing member of the firm. Richard helps clients solve problems and build successful businesses. Richard has successfully counseled companies in nearly every industry through every stage of their development from the kitchen table where an idea was born to successful mergers and acquisitions—and everything in between.
Business Disputes
Emily is an experienced litigator focused on business disputes and employment matters. She has represented businesses, municipalities, and individuals in a wide variety of disputes before state and federal courts and government agencies. Her litigation practice concentrates on commercial contract disputes, business torts, restrictive covenant enforcement, employment discrimination claims, and wage and hour matters.
Business Transactions
Amy Devin focuses her practice on real estate and commercial transactions with an emphasis on affordable housing and community redevelopment. Amy represents developers, lenders, buyers, and sellers in a variety of matters relating to real estate development. She has significant experience in project development and construction, purchase and sale transactions, low-income tax credits, commercial leases, affordable housing and community redevelopment. In her commercial transaction practice, Amy regularly advises individuals and business owners on issues relating to acquisitions, sales, leasing, business structuring, and corporate governance.
Intellectual Property
Antitrust

Employment Discrimination
John Gleason chairs the firm’s Healthcare and Employment Practice Areas. His practice includes the representation of physicians and other health care providers in the organization and operation of their practices, the development of employment and recruitment agreements with practices and hospitals, the regulatory issues arising from the expansion of practices and their affiliations with other entities, and licensing issues affecting individual health care providers. His practice also includes counseling businesses on employment matters, addressing issues ranging from the impact of federal and state employment discrimination laws on operational decisions to compliance with wage and hour laws. He appears before Maine agencies on employment matters involving Maine businesses and licensing matters involving Maine physicians. He also serves as local counsel on employment actions in federal and state court.
Employment Contract
We offer counsel to medical practices on a range of issues from the establishment of the practice itself to its affiliation with other groups, as well as the regulatory and transactional issues surrounding acquisitions of equipment and development of new facilities. We also represent individual physicians and other providers on such matters as the development of their employment agreements with practices and hospitals, to disciplinary matters before employer and licensing boards. Our attorneys have served as faculty on various educational panels in the area of fraud and abuse, antitrust, certificate of need and employment.
Employment Litigation
In addition to her litigation practice, Emily counsels employers on a variety of employment issues. She partners with clients to help minimize legal risk through sound, feasible employment practices, and offers practical advice on challenging personnel matters before litigation arises.

Real Estate Litigation
David Silk regularly represents clients before municipal, state and federal agencies on land use, zoning, and environmental matters. He has over 35 years of experience on property taxation appeals representing both taxpayers and municipalities with regard to commercial, industrial and exempt properties. David represents individuals and entities on property, probate and estate related matters, including issues arising out of the joint ownership of property, boundary disputes, constructions, easements, adverse possession, title, zoning and riparian access issues (docks, moorings and navigation) arising out of ownership of waterfront property. He assists clients with respect to issues arising out of the common ownership of property.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Dave works with clients on business startups, reorganizations and workouts for distressed businesses, complex construction and land use issues, commercial litigation and solving problems or realizing opportunities that arise in commercial or real estate ventures.

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
For more than 40 years, Pete led the estate planning group and had focused on business succession and traditional estate planning. He also for the past 40 years represented beachfront and other property owners in protecting their rights. In the landmark Moody Beach and Goose Rocks Beach cases, he helped protect the landowners from claims by the towns and neighbors.
Trusts
In addition to her activities in business and the legal profession, Nancy has served on numerous non-profit boards, including Goodwill of Northern New England, the Cancer Community Center, the Chebeague and Cumberland Land Trust and Ronald McDonald House Charities as well as her church council and several homeowners’ association boards. She currently serves as Treasurer of her neighborhood association. Nancy also volunteers as Trustee for a special needs trust for a disabled individual.
Probate

Bankruptcy
If the claims of creditors are so numerous or large that a workout is impossible, then we will represent your firm with a bankruptcy reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. Under certain circumstances, we may advise a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, followed by negotiations with the United States Trustee, to meet your objectives.
Foreclosure
Obtained judgment as a matter of law in favor of a homeowner in a foreclosure action and successfully represented the homeowner in a subsequent appeal before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
Tax Law
Jim Costello’s practice focuses on real estate and commercial law, utility law and regulatory matters. Jim combines his experience as a former accountant and as a senior energy, regulatory and real estate attorney to represent businesses on a wide range of legal concerns. Jim regularly advises utilities on Maine PUC regulation, utility rights of way, substation and corridor development and site acquisition, operating agreements, and aerial license agreements. He assists businesses on office acquisition and leasing, business structuring, mergers and land acquisition, conservation easements and property tax matters. Jim regularly represents clients on state contract matters and award appeals.

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