- Corporate
- Estate Planning
- Real Estate
- Transactional
Jordan B. Peel
- Shareholder
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Mr. Peel practices primarily in transactions, corporate formations, restructurings and financing, mergers and acquisitions, real estate leasing and acquisitions, and general estate planning. His clients include local and regional businesses and office and retail shopping centers.
Mr. Peel received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Minor in Business Management from Brigham Young University, where he also received All-American honors as a member BYU's Men's Lacrosse team. He received his Juris Doctor Degree from UNLV's William S. Boyd School of Law, where he also earned the CALI award for Estate Planning. Prior to joining Marquis Aurbach, Mr. Peel was a partner in a local boutique law firm specializing in litigation, transactions, and estate planning.
Originally from Northern Virginia, Mr. Peel now resides in Boulder City with his family. He enjoys any and all sports and outdoor activities, especially volunteering to coach local youth sports teams.
Practice Areas
- Corporate
- Estate Planning
- Real Estate
- Transactional
Past Positions
- Boulder City Municipal Court’s Breaking the Cycle Drug Court program, Chief Defense Counsel
Bar Admissions
- Nevada, 2009
Professional Associations
- State Bar of Nevada, Member, Present
Education
- William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada
- Juris Doctor
- Honors: CALI award for Estate Planning
- Brigham Young University
- B.A.
- Honors: All-American honors as a member BYU’s Men’s Lacrosse team
- Major: Political Science
- Minor: Business Management
Published Works
- COVID-19 Liability Immunity for Nevada Businesses – CCIM Perspective (September/October, 2020)
- Lease Versus License: A Primer - CCIM Perspective (December 2019)
- Drafting Tips for Composing Letters of Intent - CCIM Perspective (March/April 2019)
- Franchise Basics: A Nutshell Look into Legal and Real Estate Issues that May Arise, CCIM, 2018
- Boilerplate: Easy to Overlook Foolish to Ignore - CCIM Perspective (September/October 2017)