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Premier Business and Litigation Law Firm in Honolulu
Char Sakamoto Ishii Lum & Ching is a highly respected law firm located in the Davies Pacific Center in downtown Honolulu. Established in 1989, the firm has built a stellar reputation for handling complex legal matters with precision and efficiency. The firm represents a diverse clientele, ranging from major corporations and financial institutions to small businesses and individuals. With a team of experienced attorneys, including founding members Vernon F. L. Char, Ronald R. Sakamoto, and Steven L. Ching, the practice is divided between sophisticated business transactions and high-stakes litigation.
The firm is particularly known for its expertise in Business Law, Real Estate, and Taxation. They act as strategic partners for their clients, helping to structure new business ventures, negotiate intricate contracts, and navigate regulatory requirements. Whether you are looking to hire an attorney for a multi-million dollar merger or need guidance on a commercial lease, this firm offers the depth of knowledge typically found in much larger firms, combined with the personal attention of a boutique practice. Their attorneys are also skilled in Estate Planning, assisting individuals with wills, trusts, and probate administration to preserve their legacy.
Comprehensive Legal Services
- Commercial Litigation: representing clients in civil trials, appeals, and arbitrations involving breach of contract, antitrust violations, and shareholder disputes.
- Real Estate Law: Handling acquisitions, sales, development projects, and financing for commercial and residential properties.
- Corporate and Business Law: Assisting with business formation, partnership agreements, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance.
- Taxation and Estate Planning: Providing expert counsel on federal and state tax matters, and creating comprehensive estate plans to minimize tax liabilities.
- Employment Law: Advising employers on labor relations, discrimination claims, and wrongful termination defense.
One of the firm’s distinguishing features is its ability to handle specialized areas such as Aviation Law and Antitrust Litigation. The attorneys have served in prominent leadership roles within the legal community and government commissions, underscoring their commitment to excellence and public service. If you need to find a lawyer who can manage complex litigation or sophisticated transactions, Char Sakamoto Ishii Lum & Ching is a top-tier choice in Hawaii.
Location in Davies Pacific Center
The office is centrally located in the Davies Pacific Center on Bishop Street, a key hub in Honolulu’s financial district. This location places the firm in close proximity to the federal and state courts, as well as major financial institutions. The office environment reflects the firm’s professional and focused approach to law.
Char Sakamoto Ishii Lum & Ching is dedicated to achieving superior results for their clients. By maintaining a sharp focus on their clients’ goals, they provide high-quality legal representation that is both responsive and cost-effective. Contact the firm today to discuss your legal needs with a team that combines decades of experience with a commitment to integrity.
Specializing In
Complex Commercial Litigation, Real Estate Transactions, Corporate Tax, Aviation Law
Address & Location
841 Bishop St # 850, Honolulu, HI 96813, USA
Building Location
Located in the Davies Pacific Center, a prominent office tower in downtown Honolulu at the corner of Bishop Street and Queen Street. The building is known for its textured concrete facade.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby of the Davies Pacific Center and take the elevators to the 8th floor. The office is located in Suite 850.
Parking Details
Parking is available in the Davies Pacific Center parking structure, with the entrance on Alakea Street.
Public Transit
The building is well-served by public transportation, with bus stops directly in front on Bishop Street and nearby on Queen Street.
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