Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring of Closely Held Businesses, Part Three

With over 30 years of experience in structuring sophisticated real estate and business transactions, Phil brings to CGS3 a deep knowledge of real estate exchanges, syndications, nonprofit corporations and international tax planning. His practice focuses on limited liability company (LLC) and partnership business and tax planning, with an emphasis on real estate and nonprofit corporations. He often structures tax-free exchanges under Code Section 1031 and Opportunity Zone transactions.

After many years of practice with large, mid-size and local law firms in Beverly Hills, the South Bay of Los Angeles and the Pacific Northwest, Layton Pace opened his own law practice. He currently practices in the heart of downtown Hermosa Beach. Mr. Pace provides tax and tax-related legal advice to sophisticated business and real estate clients, fiduciaries, and law and accounting firms of various sizes with complex transactions, structuring and tax controversy needs. Mr. Pace’s clients range throughout California, conduct a wide variety of business activities and include non-residents of the U.S. and California.