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Shad Owen McOmber is a seasoned attorney based in Tacoma, WA, specializing in business and real estate transactions, as well as estate planning and administration. With a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in these fields, Shad effectively supports business owners, individuals, and organizations navigating the intricacies of business and real estate law. His expertise encompasses a wide range of services, including the formation of start-up ventures, meticulous contract drafting and review, real estate acquisitions and dispositions, and strategic lease negotiations. Shad is well-versed in handling various real estate title transactions, such as easements and co-ownership arrangements, and is adept at resolving issues related to clearing or quieting title. In the realm of estate planning, Shad provides tailored guidance to clients, ensuring that their wishes are accurately reflected in their estate plans. He also offers invaluable support to fiduciaries in trust and probate estate administration, ensuring that the process is seamless and efficient. A proud native of Orem, Utah, Shad earned his undergraduate degrees in history and political science from Brigham Young University in 2008. He then graduated cum laude from Gonzaga Law School in 2011, where he distinguished himself as the Business Editor on the Gonzaga Law Review Editorial Board. Currently, Shad is further enhancing his legal expertise by pursuing a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Taxation at the University of Washington, with an anticipated graduation in 2021. At Harlowe & Falk LLP, Shad is committed to delivering exceptional legal services, prioritizing client needs and fostering lasting relationships built on trust and integrity.
Contract attorneys draft, review, and negotiate agreements to protect clients' interests. They help resolve disputes when contracts are breached. Common matters include contract drafting, contract review, negotiations, breach of contract.