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Nick Goldberg Esq. - Cardiff, CA
2033 San Elijo AveSuite 542 Cardiff, CA 92007
High Tide Legal Group, PC
Updated: 05/17/2021
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Overview
Nick brings his unique blend of nearly 15 years of legal, business and entrepreneurial experience to HTLG. Prior to founding HTLG, Nick served for two years as a Partner and COO of an LA-based private legal practice providing excellent client service and legal guidance, specifically within the areas of business law, real estate and complex commercial transactions...
Nick brings his unique blend of nearly 15 years of legal, business and entrepreneurial experience to HTLG. Prior to founding HTLG, Nick served for two years as a Partner and COO of an LA-based private legal practice providing excellent client service and legal guidance, specifically within the areas of business law, real estate and complex commercial transactions...
Nick brings his unique blend of nearly 15 years of legal, business and entrepreneurial experience to HTLG. Prior to founding HTLG, Nick served for two years as a Partner and COO of an LA-based private legal practice providing excellent client service and legal guidance, specifically within the areas of business law, real estate and complex commercial transactions.
For nearly six years prior, Nick served as VP & Senior Legal Counsel at AP Wireless Infrastructure Partners, a cell site/real estate investment firm, handling the direct negotiation and/or legal oversight of over 2,500 transactions accounting for over $300M in investments. Nick led company initiatives related to internal sales and investments, spearheaded a tax committee, revamped underwriting policies and processes to reduce company exposure and risk. Nick also managed outside local counsels around the world, as well an eight-person internal legal team who was responsible for investments in North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia. As a member of the APW’s Executive Team, he advised APW’s CEO and other company leaders on all aspects of the company’s operations. He gained experience in nearly all departments within the company, including serving as VP of the Australian Sales team from 2013-2014.
Prior to relocating to San Diego in 2011 from the east coast, Nick served as a transactional attorney handling complex commercial matters and negotiating a wide spectrum of deals for both private law firms and as an in-house General Counsel. He managed complex corporate transactions for two years at Greenberg Traurig, LLP, ranging from real estate transactions, general corporate formations and spearheading several stock and asset purchase agreements.
Thereafter, he worked as an associate for several years in Kilpatrick Stockton’s (n/k/a Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton) capital markets department.
Additionally, Nick served as General Counsel for Baran Americas, Inc., a large-scale telecommunications and construction company headquartered in the outskirts of Atlanta. During his time at Baran, he managed the company’s legal operations, which included preparation, review and negotiation of all contracts, leases and commercial agreements. In addition, he provided general corporate legal advice on all business and legal matters including internal policies and procedures, litigation management, immigration, vendor relations, labor and employment issues, licensing and safety/insurance matters. Furthermore, he was responsible for monitoring supply chain and operations to ensure compliance with all required procedures. Nick led the revamping of Baran’s contract review and approval process, assisted in founding Baran’s Safety Leadership Team and resolved several pending litigation matters.
Nick received his JD from Emory University School of Law in 2005, and his undergraduate degree (Business Administration focus) from Vanderbilt University in 2001. He is licensed to practice law in California and Georgia. Nick is currently studying to obtain his Real Estate broker’s license.
When not working, Nick enjoys spending time at home with his wife, two young kids and two adopted chocolate labs. Nick enjoys sports, San Diego's amazing beaches and outdoor activities as well as volunteering at Rancho Coastal Humane Society.
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