Webinar: Advanced OR Landlord Tenant Law
Multifamily NW Welcomes Marcel Gesmundo, Andor Law, LLP
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Multifamily NW welcomes Marcel Gesmundo, partner and co-founder of Andor Law, for this interactive and engaging course designed for property management professionals seeking expert legal guidance.
Building on Landlord-Tenant Law Parts 1 through 8, this advanced session delves into real-world challenges in property management, providing attendees with the opportunity to ask specific questions and receive insights directly from an attorney. Marcel Gesmundo will explore HOT topics in Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law, offering practical legal analysis and strategies for navigating complex situations.
Join Multifamily NW and Andor Law, LLP for an in-depth look at today’s most pressing legal issues in property management.
This class is designed as a tandem session to the Landlord-Tenant Law series—don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your legal expertise!
CEU 1.5
Multifamily NW Welcomes:
Marcel Gesmundo, Partner,
Andor Law, LLP
Marcel Gesmundo is a partner in Andor Law’s litigation practice group, where his focus is on housing law. Over the last decade, Marcel has represented tenants, small “mom and pop” landlords, management companies, housing authorities, non-profits, and trade organizations, giving him a broad view of the different perspectives on housing. Marcel also has an expansive knowledge and deep understanding of housing laws. He regularly teaches courses on all aspects of housing law, including federal, state, and local law. Additionally, Marcel also provides technical legal support to the housing industry, drafting forms widely used by housing providers in Oregon and Washington. He is also a trusted advisor by industry leaders in the drafting of legislation and policy.
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