Patricia J. "Pat" McHenry

Recognized by Best Lawyers^® since 2010.

Cades Schutte Building, Suite 1200, 1000 Bishop Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

(808) 521-9200

Firm: Cades Schutte LLP

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Overview

Firm

Cades Schutte LLP

Years In Practice

Phone Number (808) 521-9200

Ms. McHenry is a partner in the litigation and environmental practice group. Her practice concentrates on environmental law, lender liability and commercial litigation.

Ms. McHenry's practice focuses on representation of clients in connection with claims by the State of Hawaii and United States environmental regulatory agencies and on the representation of clients involved in environmental litigation with private parties. Her practice also focuses on the representation of lending institutions that have been sued by borrowers.

REPRESENTATIVE ENGAGEMENTS

Environmental Law

State of Hawaii Environmental Regulatory Agency and OSHA Regulations
- -Representation of a member of a Superfund group formed to address the clean-up of the Honolulu Harbor area under the Oil Pollution Act and state environmental laws.
- -Representation of private parties in CERCLA and state environmental contribution actions.
- -Representation of oil companies in connection with regulatory compliance.
- -Representation of clients against the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act claims.
- -Representation of companies in connection with the hazardous waste disposal and storage laws and regulations.
Environmental Litigation
- -Representation of contractors in connection with lead-based paint and asbestos issues.
- -Representation of companies in the negotiation of environmental indemnity agreements.
Lending Institutions
- -Representation of companies in the negotiation of environmental insurance policies and obtaining of insurance coverage for environmental claims

Lender Liability

Representation of banks sued by borrowers based on a large variety of claims, such as claims of invalid and void assignments of mortgages, the failure to properly process loan modification applications, and the alleged invalidity of the MERS system
Representation of banks in connection with class action based on alleged violations of Hawaii’s non-judicial foreclosure statute