Richard Q. Nye, Attorney
Richard Q. Nye, Ltd., was established to expand his practice handling major commercial litigation and representing international clients in their U.S. ventures and activities. His clients have found his unique mix of large scale transaction experience with the extensive litigation foundation provides wise counsel.
Rick limits his practice to commercial matters. Representative matters include acquisition of properties and investments throughout the U.S., from major residential, mixed use and commercial developments, medical and office properties, apartments, utility companies, and landmark properties including the FedEx World Headquarters Building. He has represented the nation’s largest cellular provider in its acquisition of Arizona telecommunications sites since 1996 and has represented small companies in the acquisition and sale of telecommunication licenses. Typical clients are: a major, publically regulated Arizona water and sewer utility company, a publically traded Canadian development company in U.S. transactions, a Swiss investment company in its U.S. transactions, national title companies, medium and small limited liability companies, corporations and partnerships.
He regularly litigates business disputes, real estate matters and contested property title cases. Litigation recently successfully concluded include obtaining judgment in a dispute over title to a $28 million condominium development in Scottsdale, AZ; obtaining judgment in a dispute over a multimillion dollar commission claimed due from sale of large tracts of undeveloped land, advantageous settlement of a dispute over ownership of a publicly regulated utility company. Transactions recently closed include acquisition of commercial office properties of $6.8 million, $19.6 million; $3.5 million; $5.4 million; unimproved land of $2.8 million, two golf courses and multifamily projects. Loan transactions recently negotiated and closed include; $4.8 million life insurance lender; $11.8 million life insurance lender; $19 million life insurance lender; $6.2 million conduit loan.