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Gregory

Gregory T. Pyle

Associate

Greg Pyle advises clients in corporate and business matters, with a particular focus on startups, mergers and acquisitions, and healthcare-related transactions.

He counsels early-stage technology and startup clients through the process of entity selection and formation, capital raising, and growing their businesses with an eye toward an eventual exit. Greg serves as outside general counsel, providing practical advice and strategic insight on fundraising strategies, current venture capital trends, intellectual property protection and other business issues.

He also has unique experience in healthcare and life science business matters. Greg represents clients across the healthcare-delivery system from major research institutions and health-information technology companies, to working with large national senior-living providers on compliance issues. Greg also assists senior-living and long-term-care communities with contract negotiation and coordination, and mergers and acquisitions. He spent time as a seconded attorney to Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, where he negotiated its clinical trial and other sponsored research agreements with a variety of life sciences companies.

Experience

Strategic Acquisition
Acquisition of Abeja Winery
Affiliation and Asset Transfer
$310M Acquisition of Sid Richardson Carbon, Ltd.

Professional Experience

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seconded Attorney (September 2016-February 2017)

Regency South Inc., Development Project Manager (2007-2016)

Washington Supreme Court, Judicial Extern to Justice Charles K. Wiggins (2014)

Regency Pacific Management LLC, Legal Intern (2013)

The National Science Foundation, Researcher (2005)

Community Involvement

American Bar Association

Washington State Bar Association

Thought Leadership

August 20, 2020News
The Best Lawyers in America© 2021 Recognizes 92 Lane Powell Attorneys
Awards & Honors
July 23, 2020Publication
Fed Unveils Main Street Lending Programs for Nonprofit Entities
COVID-19 Resource
June 10, 2020Publication
But Wait, There's More… Changes to the Main Street Loan Program
COVID-19 Resource
June 8, 2020Publication
New Details of Main Street Loan Program Released — Launch Promised Soon
COVID-19 Resource
May 19, 2020News
Horowitz, Kodesch and Pyle Quoted in Taxnotes Article ‘More PPP Loan Forgiveness Guidance Needed, AICPA Says’
In the News
May 18, 2020Publication
The SBA's PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Provides Much Needed Clarity
COVID-19 Resource
April 23, 2020Event / CLE
The CARES Act & Other Financial Relief Programs for Senior Living and Care Providers
Lane Powell | Webinar
April 16, 2020Publication
The Fed Shows How Much it CARES About Main Street (aka Mid-Size Plus Businesses)
COVID-19 Resource
March 30, 2020Publication
Congress Also CARES About Self-Employed Individuals
COVID-19 Resource
March 28, 2020Publication
Why Everyone CARES About SBA Loans: Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Relief for ‘Small’ Businesses
COVID-19 Resource
February 4, 2016News
Pyle Joins Lane Powell’s Mergers and Acquisitions Practice Group
Firm Announcement

Gregory's Bios

Primary
Senior Living and Long-Term Care
Startups and Emerging Companies

Practices & Industries

Construction
Corporate, Securities and M&A
Food, Beverage & Hospitality
Japan Practice
Nonprofit & Social Enterprise
Private Investment Funds
Senior Living & Long Term Care
Startups & Emerging Companies

Education

University of Washington School of Law, J.D., 2015
- Washington International Law Journal (formerly Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal), Chief Articles Editor (2014-2015)
- Student Health Law Organization, Board Member
Central Washington University, B.S., Economics, 2006
- College of Business Dean’s Advisory Council
- Omicron Delta Epsilon, Economics Honor Society

Admission

Washington

Language

German (Conversational)

Honors

"Ones to Watch," Best Lawyers®, Elder (2021)

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