Richard B. Burnham
Grady Gammage, Jr.
Michael R. King
Richard K. Mahrle
Curtis Ullman
Thomas J. McDonald
James A. Craft
Kevin R. Merritt
Randall S. Dalton
Kevin J. Blakley
John R. Dacey
Jeffrey J. Miller
Cameron C. Artigue
Susan L. Watchman
Stephen W. Anderson
Christopher A. Womack
Timothy J. Martens
Lisa T. Hauser
Jerry D. Worsham II
George U. Winney, III
Manjula M. Vaz
Kay Bigelow
James F. Polese
Patricia E. Nolan
Rachel R. Weiss
Gregory J. Gnepper
Heather Boysel
Ryan J. Millecam
Carolyn V. Williams
Jonathan A. Bennett
F. William Sheppard
Mary B. Artigue
Diane K. Geimer
Patricia E. Nolan
pnolan@gblaw.com
(602) 256-0566
Areas of Practice
Commercial and Corporate Transactions
Real Estate
Emerging Companies
Education
J.D. cum laude, Arizona State University, 1983
B.S., University of Kansas, 1973
Court Admissions and Other Interests
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
United States District Court, District of Arizona
State Bar of Arizona
Maricopa County Bar Association
Maricopa County Bar Foundation (Member, Board of Trustees, 1999-current; Treasurer, 2000-2003; President, 2003-2004)
Order of the Coif
Profile
Pat Nolan represents many small and medium-sized companies and the individuals who own them. Her clients are involved in a wide range of businesses, many with an emphasis in real estate. As such, she is intimately involved with the acquisition, development and sale of property and well as the borrowing that facilitates the growth of her clients’ businesses. She regularly advises her clients with regard to corporate governance issues, employment-related matters and the broad spectrum of challenges that confront business owners and those wanting to become business owners.
Prior to joining Gammage & Burnham as a partner in early 2008, Ms. Nolan was a founding partner of Polese, Hiner & Nolan, P.A. (which was formed in 1988) and of Polese, Pietzsch, Williams & Nolan, P.A. (which started business in 1995).
Ms. Nolan is active in a number of legal-related pursuits. She has served as volunteer bar counsel, representing the Arizona State Bar in actions against attorneys for alleged violation of the ethical rules of practice. She also served as a hearing officer for the Supreme Court of Arizona, hearing disciplinary matters involving attorneys, licensed legal document preparers and court reporters.
She served on the Arizona State Bar’s Creditor/Debtors Rights Committee for several years and acted as its secretary from 1996 through 1998, and was active for many years with the Alumni Association of the Arizona State University College of Law.
In addition, Ms. Nolan has long been involved with the Maricopa County Bar Foundation, the charitable arm of the Maricopa County Bar Foundation. She has been on the Foundation’s Board of Trustees since 1999 and has served as its treasurer and its president. She also serves as the Foundation’s grants coordinator, organizing the Foundation’s annual grants to organizations and projects that help provide access to the legal system for those who, because of a lack of funds or other disadvantages, would be left without meaningful access to the courts.
Ms. Nolan’s love of the visual arts has led to her considerable involvement with Phoenix Art Museum. A long-time museum volunteer, she organized and chaired a very successful outreach to the young professional population in the late 1990s, and has served on the museum’s Board of Trustees since 2001 and has been its corporate secretary since 2005.
pnolan@gblaw.com
(602) 256-0566
Areas of Practice
Commercial and Corporate Transactions
Real Estate
Emerging Companies
Education
J.D. cum laude, Arizona State University, 1983
B.S., University of Kansas, 1973
Court Admissions and Other Interests
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
United States District Court, District of Arizona
State Bar of Arizona
Maricopa County Bar Association
Maricopa County Bar Foundation (Member, Board of Trustees, 1999-current; Treasurer, 2000-2003; President, 2003-2004)
Order of the Coif
Profile
Pat Nolan represents many small and medium-sized companies and the individuals who own them. Her clients are involved in a wide range of businesses, many with an emphasis in real estate. As such, she is intimately involved with the acquisition, development and sale of property and well as the borrowing that facilitates the growth of her clients’ businesses. She regularly advises her clients with regard to corporate governance issues, employment-related matters and the broad spectrum of challenges that confront business owners and those wanting to become business owners.
Prior to joining Gammage & Burnham as a partner in early 2008, Ms. Nolan was a founding partner of Polese, Hiner & Nolan, P.A. (which was formed in 1988) and of Polese, Pietzsch, Williams & Nolan, P.A. (which started business in 1995).
Ms. Nolan is active in a number of legal-related pursuits. She has served as volunteer bar counsel, representing the Arizona State Bar in actions against attorneys for alleged violation of the ethical rules of practice. She also served as a hearing officer for the Supreme Court of Arizona, hearing disciplinary matters involving attorneys, licensed legal document preparers and court reporters.
She served on the Arizona State Bar’s Creditor/Debtors Rights Committee for several years and acted as its secretary from 1996 through 1998, and was active for many years with the Alumni Association of the Arizona State University College of Law.
In addition, Ms. Nolan has long been involved with the Maricopa County Bar Foundation, the charitable arm of the Maricopa County Bar Foundation. She has been on the Foundation’s Board of Trustees since 1999 and has served as its treasurer and its president. She also serves as the Foundation’s grants coordinator, organizing the Foundation’s annual grants to organizations and projects that help provide access to the legal system for those who, because of a lack of funds or other disadvantages, would be left without meaningful access to the courts.
Ms. Nolan’s love of the visual arts has led to her considerable involvement with Phoenix Art Museum. A long-time museum volunteer, she organized and chaired a very successful outreach to the young professional population in the late 1990s, and has served on the museum’s Board of Trustees since 2001 and has been its corporate secretary since 2005.