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Since 1993, Mr. Shean has represented thousands of clients and litigated hundreds of cases in both state and federal courts. His approach is to listen to his clients' concerns and objectives, ask questions sufficient to understand the issues, and advise his clients what options they have to move forward to meet their objectives. Mr. Shean's law practice is focused on legal issues that arise in the areas of business, real estate and construction. His office is located in the Keller Williams building at 1121 NW 9th Street in Corvallis, next to Shari's restaurant.

Ryan N. Pogue attended the University of Louisville, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics. He earned his Juris Doctor from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 2005.  Ryan has been admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.

Adam Perza is a partner of May & Perza, P.A. in Dover and maintains a legal practice that includes residential and commercial real estate transactions, mortgage refinancing, small business acquisitions, landlord/tenant litigation, liquor license acquisition and transfers, wills and estate preparation and probate, and Power Ball lottery prize management.. Professionally Adam is a past vice president of the Delaware Bar Association and past president of the Kent County Bar Association.  A graduate of the University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering degree, his Doctorate of Law was awarded by Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Prior to a career in law, Adam was an environmental engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.. In the community Adam was elected to Dover City Council in 2012 representing south Dover’s Second District.  He and his family are members of Holy Cross Parish in Dover and is a Past Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus.

ERICA M. WOLFE, Esquire is an associate at Wolfe & Associates. Erica focuses her practice on commercial and residential real estate, estate planning, and estate distribution. Erica assists clients through every step of the residential and commercial purchase and refinance process, including the review of all contracts, mortgage documents, title commitments, and surveys. Erica handles a wide range of estates and trusts matters, including drafting wills, trusts, special needs trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced health care directive documents.  She also assists clients in estate, trust, and guardianship administration.  Erica devotes a substantial portion of her time to estate planning, with a focus on asset distribution while minimizing potential tax liability on asset transfers.. In 2010, Erica graduated from the University of Delaware with a B.A. in political science, specializing in public law. She also received minors in business administration, leadership, philosophy, and legal studies. While a student at UD, Erica received the Kimberly Clark Bright Scholar Award, the Middletown Rotary Club Scholarship, and the Odessa Women’s Club Scholarship.  In 2014, Erica graduated with a J.D. from Widener University Delaware Law School.  While in law school, Erica interned for the Honorable Jan R. Jurden in Superior Court. She was also involved in Phi Alpha Delta, the Women’s Law Caucus, and the Student Bar Association. Currently, Erica is a member of the Delaware Bar Association and a member of the real estate section.

I enjoy helping people through their most difficult problems. I strive to serve my clients' best interests and I try to avoid unnecessary costs and delays wherever possible.

I am a real estate attorney at Hellmuth & Johnson. I help people when they need a real estate specialist to guide them through the complex issues that are involved when they purchase, sell, lease, finance or improve real estate.  My clients include real estate developers, residential and commercial builders, business owners, community banks and associations.. Real estate owners and developers benefit from my experience on the other side of the table in land use regulation matters. Prior to joining Hellmuth & Johnson, I represented several Minnesota cities and worked closely with city planners and engineers regarding zoning, subdivision and development. I also served as chairman of several municipal boards and commissions, including a planning commission, board of adjustment and appeals, and environmental advisory committee.. I have represented clients in hundreds of real estate transactions, including residential and commercial purchases and sales, leases, easements and financing. I achieved board certification as a Real Property Law Specialist from the Minnesota State Bar Association in 2006, and I was recognized on the Minnesota Rising Stars list by Magazine and Twin Cities Business every year from 2008 through 2013.My work in the area of common interest communities includes advising developers regarding creation of condominiums, mixed-use developments and master-planned communities; drafting and amending governing documents; and general representation of homeowners associations. I am a past president of the Minnesota Chapter of Community Associations Institute, and I serve on legislative committees that influence community association law at the state capitol.

Blake’s clients don’t conduct business in a vacuum, nor does he take that approach to practicing law. “My job is to see the bigger picture – because there’s always a bigger picture,” he says. “My construction clients don’t need me to duplicate their expertise; they count on my guidance where their business intersects with banking, lending, real estate, collections, and a myriad of other issues they face.". “Seeing the larger landscape enables me to analyze my clients’ needs faster and more fully, and to address them more effectively and cost-efficiently.”. Blake works with a diversity of businesses, primarily in the construction, real estate, banking and finance sectors, where he focuses on:. Clients also retain Blake in a general counsel capacity, relying on his guidance in formulating creative strategies to maximize opportunity and minimize risk. As such, his services encompass a wide range of transactional matters including:. For his entire career, Blake has counseled and assisted creditors in recovering accounts receivable, having represented both businesses and collection agencies. He assists clients in every phase of creditor remedies, from reviewing and improving contracts and credit applications to obtaining and collecting judgments against debtors.. Outside of his successful law practice, Blake also serves in other areas of the community and has been honored numerous times over the years.