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Corporate and real estate law — AZ, NV, CA, and UT

Your partner in M&A, finance, real estate, and corporate law

At Gavin & Brown, PLLC, we provide sophisticated, practical counsel in M&A, finance, real estate, and corporate law—empowering clients to navigate complexity, seize opportunity, and achieve lasting success.

The Firm

How we run a deal.

Large-firm precision, boutique agility. From the first conversation to the closing wire, we run the transaction so management can keep running the business.

  1. 01

    Advising

    We learn the business before the deal starts — so we can flag the risk that moves price or structure while it is still cheap to fix.

  2. 02

    Negotiating

    We come to the table knowing what you need and what you can concede. Clear strategy, leverage spent where it counts, better terms.

  3. 03

    Closing

    We run the details, manage the diligence, and drive the deal to a signed, funded close — so management can keep running the company.

Insights

News & Insights from the firm.

Gavin & Brown publishes transaction notes and practice commentary — never fabricated, only the real record as it builds.

Transaction Notes Coming soon

Deal commentary as matters conclude

As transactions close, we publish short, plain-English notes on what shaped the structure, the negotiation, and the timeline — practical reading for founders, sponsors, and lenders.

Publishing as matters conclude
Practice Commentary Coming soon

What we are watching across the middle market

Periodic commentary on M&A, real estate, and debt-finance terms — what is moving, what we are negotiating, and how it affects deals in Nevada, Arizona, California, and Utah.

Publishing as matters conclude

Want to discuss a specific transaction now? Contact the firm — we are glad to talk through structure, timeline, and approach directly.

Ready to talk?

Moving transactions forward — and closing them.

Tell us about the deal — buy-side, sell-side, a financing, a lease, or a fractional-counsel arrangement. Initial conversations are straightforward: no pressure, no jargon.