Dallin is a first-chair trial lawyer who represents businesses, manufacturers, real estate developers, and other stakeholders in high-stakes litigation. He advises clients through all phases of complex disputes, from pre-suit strategy and emergency injunctive proceedings to trial and appeal, with a focus on achieving business-oriented solutions while protecting long-term strategic interests.
Dallin is recognized for his work in franchise, distribution, and dealer-network litigation in the automotive industry. He represents automotive manufacturers in disputes involving franchise relationships, dealer network operations, statutory and regulatory compliance, and related commercial issues. He is widely regarded for his knowledge of emerging legal and regulatory developments affecting vehicle-generated data, including right-to-repair and data access frameworks.
A substantial portion of Dallin's practice is also devoted to commercial real estate litigation. He represents developers, landlords, tenants, investors, and property owners in disputes arising from the acquisition, development, leasing, construction, and operation of commercial real estate assets. His experience includes complex commercial lease disputes, development-related litigation, construction and contract claims, business torts, and matters involving multimillion-dollar real estate projects. He frequently advises clients on litigation risk and dispute-avoidance strategies in connection with significant development and leasing transactions.
An experienced first-chair trial advocate, clients value Dallin for his strategic approach to litigation, practical business judgment, and ability to navigate complex disputes that carry significant operational, financial, and reputational consequences.
