Savannah Wolfe approaches clients with a tenacious, ‎solutions-oriented approach, which she tailors to the specific ‎needs of each client—no matter their growth stage. She’s ‎worked tirelessly and intelligently to achieve her goals, and ‎she brings the same drive to see her clients succeed in theirs.‎

Savannah’s dream at age 12 was to become an attorney, a ‎dream she honed in business school where she found ‎inspiration through helping entrepreneurs achieve their ‎ambitious visions. She employs conceptual, strategic ‎thinking as well as an eye to detail, which she acquired ‎externing for a federal judge at the United States District ‎Court in Portland and as Editor-in-Chief of her law school’s ‎journal. Savannah also worked at Schwabe as a Summer ‎Associate in 2018, where she took to heart Schwabe’s ‎commitment to excellence.‎

Bar Admissions

• Oregon State Courts

Education

• University of Arizona, Bachelor of Science degree, Entrepreneurship and Business ‎Management with minor in Philosophy (2016)‎
• Lewis & Clark Law School, Juris Doctor degree, Certificate in Business Law, magna cum laude (2019)‎

• 10 Things to Know about Second Draw PPP Loans as Updated for the Economic Aid Act and the ARP Act (Updated 5/5/2021)

  By Savannah Wolfe |May 2021

• The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021: What to Know About COBRA and PPP Changes

  By Savannah Wolfe |March 2021

• The Lender’s Role in the PPP Loan Review Process
• What to Know About PPP Appeals and Next Steps (updated 02/24/2022)
• PPP Loans: Changes of Ownership, Asset Transactions, Mergers, and Death of Borrowers or and Owner
• Asking for Forgiveness: Further Revised PPP Loan Forgiveness Applications and Guidance (Updated 08/12/2021)
• First Draw Loans at or Over $2 million—SBA Discontinues Use of Necessity Questionnaires and What Is Next
• First Draw PPP Loans $2 Million and Up and the PPP Necessity Questionnaires 
• Future-Proofing A Business Owner’s Exit Through Key Employee Ownership
• What to Know about the Paycheck Protection Program, Round Two – First Draw PPP Loans (Updated 5/5/2021)
• 10 Things to Know about Second Draw PPP Loans as Updated for the Economic Aid Act and the ARP Act (Updated 5/5/2021)
• PPP Ineligibility Update: Businesses Ineligible for First Draw and Second Draw PPP Loans (Updated 4/8/2021)
• Why You May Want to Wait to File for PPP Loan Forgiveness and Other Tips (Updated 3/25/2021)
• American Rescue Plan Act: Changes to Paycheck Protection Program, Certain Tax and ERISA Provisions, and Other Small Business Relief
• PPP: Changes by the Biden-Harris Administration
• Updated Key Considerations for PPP Documentation under the Economic Aid Act
• Initial Takeaways and Agency Guidance for the Latest PPP Updates
• Grounds for SBA Review, the SBA Loan Review Process, and Borrower Items
• Highlights of PPP Loan Items in the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act and 2021 Consolidated Appropriations Act (Updated 01/06/2021)
• Ten Things to Know About the PPP Loan Forgiveness Applications (Updated 12/30/2020)
• A Guide to the SBA PPP Loan Forgiveness Review Process (Updated 11/18/2020)
• Key Considerations for PPP Documentation (Updated 11/5/2020)
• Main Street Lending Program Overview for Nonprofits and For-Profit Businesses (updated 11/5/2020)
• A Trap for the Unwary: Sales Representative Agreements and Statutory Protections
• Wildfire Resource Hub
• Tribal Entities and the Main Street Lending Program
• Paycheck Protection Program Portal
• CARES Act Questions for the Manufacturing, Distribution and Retail Industry
• SBA Issues Additional PPP Rules on Effect of State and Local COVID-19 Orders and Other Items on Loan Forgiveness
• What to Know for Businesses Completing the Revised PPP Loan Forgiveness Applications (Updated 6/25/2020)
• SBA Offers Further Guidance on PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Noteworthy Amendments to the PPPFA Interim Final Rules
• Businesses Ineligible for the Paycheck Protection Program
• CARES Act Resources
• Oregon Employment Law Update: Summary & To Do List
• Oregon’s Pay Equity Law Encourages Invasions of Privacy: Part 2 of 6