
Richard Mario joined Buckley Law in 1989 and his practice includes business, estate planning, and real estate litigation. Richard is admitted to both the Arizona & Oregon State Bars. Richard’s practice has a particular focus on representing companies in all aspects of real estate related disputes. Richard handles all cases from simple to complex litigation with the focus on the clients’ needs. He employs all the tools, from mediation to litigation, to achieves his clients success. Richard has been the lead counsel on several multi-million dollar construction and development disputes and he engages in frequent land use, road right of way, and title dispute litigation. Richard Mario is also very experienced in the filing of construction liens and the collection of monies owed for improvements, as well as trust litigation involving parties and property in several states. Richard’s successes include litigation over the sale of the Lincoln Center Office complex at Washington Square, a 600 acre residential development in Lincoln City, and a 500 acre mixed use development in Klamath County. Richard also co-founded the firm’s Wine Law Practice Group and volunteers his expertise to the Eola-Amity Hills AVA. Richard has a wide range of knowledge of the particular challenges faced by buyers, sellers, and brokers in the residential real estate industry. He represents these clients before governmental agencies, in land use disputes, and real estate licensing. Richard Mario enjoys teaching more than 60 classes a year to real estate agents, title insurance representatives, and other esteemed professionals. Richard is a certified ski instructor. He and his family enjoy skiing, mountain bike riding, and camping. Premiere Property Group has an extreme amount of confidence in attorney Richard Mario whose high level of expertise and knowledge provides us with a well-rounded approach in solving our legal matters. Experience
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