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Peter M. Potente

  • April 10, 2020

Pete is the founder and CEO of POTENTE. He leads a team of attorneys and team members that serve businesses and investors globally. In leading this effort, Pete has worked with companies and investors from over 20 different countries that have sought to expand their financial and operational footprint into North America. In addition to splitting his time between the firm’s offices in Los Angeles and San Diego, Pete regularly travels for his clients’ needs throughout North America (United States, Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean region). Additionally, Pete spends significant time visiting clients and colleagues in Japan, the UK, Europe, and other countries that fall within the client portfolio of POTENTE. Pete strongly believes it is extremely important to develop strong and meaningful relationships with the firm’s clients; he believes this is best accomplished by investing quality time in-person at the client’s location.

Pete and the firm have served as general counsel and professional consultants for companies and investors in a variety of industries, including hospitality (restaurants and hotels), media and entertainment, retail clothing, fashion design, commercial real estate, industrial production design and development, cosmetics, and a multitude of other industries.

Pete attended The Ohio State University where he majored in finance and minored in Spanish. He attended California Western School of Law in San Diego. In his spare time, Pete enjoys running, hiking, cooking, attending live concert events, and traveling the world.

  • April 16, 2024
  • Blog

Generational Differences in the Workplace

The workspace can be a very diverse place, featuring colleagues of various ages, races, ethnicities and more. In Western culture, there are 4 generations commonly present in our workforce right now, from oldest to youngest: baby boomers, Generation X, millennials, and Generation Z. At POTENTE, we can proudly say that...

  • April 02, 2024
  • Blog

Arbitration Updates

In comparison to trials, arbitration can expedite dispute resolution, help avoid class-action lawsuits, and circumvent the potentially costly and time-consuming litigation process. Therefore, it is imperative that businesses ensure arbitration clauses are enforceable. On December 21, 2023, in Hasty v. American Automobile Assn. of Northern Cal., Nev. & Utah, a...