Thomas Laue is an accomplished attorney specializing in the most pressing challenges in today’s business landscape. He supports clients through every operational milestone—from entity formation to high-stakes litigation—bringing a sophisticated perspective to the resolution of complex disputes.
Thomas brings a unique and invaluable perspective to his legal practice, honed by real-world business experience. After graduating from college, he served as Chief Operating Officer for his family’s school supply business, where he successfully stabilized the company and returned it to profitability before its sale. During law school, he expanded his experience to include contracts management with a global consulting firm and trademark and trade practices with Sears. Thomas is licensed to practice law in four states, including Illinois, Wyoming, and Arizona, where he served as Judge Pro Tem of Pima County for five years.
Thomas’ practice is driven by his dedication to helping clients manage significant assets and resolve difficult situations. As the head of a dedicated litigation team, he oversees complex cases across all phases of business operations, including formation, contracts, operating agreements, buy/sell agreements, ownership disputes, all types of real estate transactions, trademarks, and licenses. In addition to representing businesses in litigation and bankruptcy proceedings, Thomas has developed specialized expertise in the unique legal landscape of the cannabis industry.
Representative matters:
Complex Dispute Resolution - Favorably resolved multiple disputes between an ownership group and multiple claimants over control of a business.
Business Dissolution - Served as a court-appointed receiver to wind up a facility at the direction of its secured creditors.
Real Estate Litigation & Development - Navigated for various client high-stakes ownership disputes and partition actions, access disputes and access/easement agreements, boundary disputes, and all phases of construction and development.
Professional Associations:
Arizona Bar Association
Colorado Bar Association
Wyoming Bar Association
Publications & Speaking Events:
Acquiring and Enforcing Security Interests in Cyberspace Assets, co-author, Journal of Bankr. Law & Prac. Vol. 10, No. 5, P. 423 (2001)
Acquiring and Enforcing Security Interests in Cyberspace Assets, panel member, American Bankruptcy Institute Western Leadership Conference, 2000
I had a horrible experience with Thomas Laue and his law firm, Robinson and Henry. First of all this is a corporate machine with a great billing department. They are out to bill you and make money f...
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