Brian Webb joined Angstman Johnson in late 2006. He focuses his practice on civil litigation involving real property, securities, leases, construction, contracts, and loss mitigation and loan workouts. Additionally, he has a transactional practice involving real estate, asset protection, contracts, and estate planning. Brian also engages in criminal defense. During the past few years, Brian and his clients have been featured on Boise NPR, the Idaho Statesman, and the Idaho Business Review.

Brian received his AAS from Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho, along with a B.S. in Computer Information Systems. He interned with Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company for one year as a lead developer. After graduating, Brian accepted a position within Nationwide Financial as a Senior Developer where he worked for five years while attending law school. Brian graduated cum laude from Capital University Law School in May 2006.

In conjunction with his professional practice, Brian lectures at seminars as continuing legal education for attorneys and other legal professionals and businesses involved with real estate, such as brokerages. Brian is also active in the community as a soccer and basketball coach. He is married with five children.

Representative Matters

• Represents borrowers & guarantors in loan workouts and foreclosures.
• Represents homeowners & builders in construction litigation
• Represents realtors and brokers in brokerage/commission disputes
• Represents realtors in disputes against the Real Estate Commission.
• Represents realtor’s clients in short-sales, loan workouts and loan modifications.
• Represents property owners in Quiet Title actions for easements and boundaries
• Represents business owners in business entity selection, formation & reorganization
• Represents developers & homeowners’ associations in drafting restrictive covenants and easements.
• Represents builders, suppliers, material providers & homeowners in real property litigation and lien foreclosures.
• Represents homeowners and builders in consumer protection litigation.
• Represents tenants and landlords in eviction cases.

Speaking Engagements

• “Landlord – Tenant Law Update” (Sterling Education Services)
• Idaho Foreclosures and Workouts (National Business Institute)
• “Boundary By Agreement” (National Business Institute)
• Title Workshop- From Examination to Commitment (National Business Institute)
• Attorney-Client Privilege (National Business Institute)

Unpublished Cases

• Homestreet Bank v. Steiner, 2010 WL 1904671, D.Idaho, March 11, 2010

 

• Reed v. Bank of America, 2011 WL 2650012, D.Idaho, July 06, 2011