Hillis Clark Martin & Peterson P.S. has announced that real estate attorney Zac DeLap has been appointed a principal of the firm.
“For years, Zac has contributed extraordinary experience and insight to our real estate practice,” said Jake Ewart, HCMP’s managing principal. “We are proud to recognize Zac’s accomplishments, talents, and commitment to providing exceptional service to the firm’s clients.”
Zac DeLap’s focuses his practice on real estate transactions, easements, CC&Rs, and condominium formation. Additionally, having served as senior claims counsel to the United States’ foremost provider of escrow services and title insurance, Zac offers insight on a broad range of title-related matters. Zac has handled real estate transactions from all angles, and has extensive experience working with owners, developers, attorneys, lenders, and governmental institutions. Having overseen the front and back ends of real estate transactions, Zac brings his multi-faceted experience to the table, allowing him to anticipate, identify, and eliminate problems before deals close.
In addition to offering his real estate and title expertise, Zac is well-trained in dispute resolution. His problem-solving skills were strengthened by his education at the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University, which is consistently ranked as one of the top dispute resolution programs internationally. Zac prides himself on his ability to work efficiently and effectively, and to minimize negative outcomes after deals close. In his work, Zac routinely finds that the simplest solution is usually the best one. However, when a simple solution does not exist, Zac collaborates with clients to develop creative options and enable success.
About Hillis Clark Martin & Peterson P.S.
HCMP opened its doors in 1971 and has grown to be one of the most recognized law firms headquartered in the Pacific Northwest. With over 50 attorneys, it offers a broad array of legal services, providing insightful counsel to individuals and organizations doing exciting things in the Puget Sound region.