About Kalab Andrew
Kalab Andrew Honey is an attorney specializing in business law, with a broad expertise that includes employment law, estate planning, probate, real estate law, and securities law. He is admitted to practice in both California and Oregon, holding active licenses in these states. In California, he is a member of the State Bar of California, while in Oregon, he is affiliated with the Oregon State Bar. His educational background includes an undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon, followed by a Juris Doctor from Southwestern University School of Law. Mr. Honey began his legal career in California in 2007 and has since built a diverse practice. In 2018, he expanded his professional reach by becoming a member of the Oregon State Bar.
His practice encompasses many cases, including business contracts, business formation, business litigation, and corporate law. He has also engaged in FINRA arbitration, showcasing his ability to navigate complex financial disputes. His real estate practice covers various aspects, such as commercial real estate transactions, condominium issues, easements, and eminent domain cases. Additionally, he addresses homeowners association matters, land use and zoning, mortgages, neighbor disputes, and residential real estate, as well as water law. From 2007 to 2009, Mr. Honey served as an associate attorney at Vonderweidt & Johnson, where he developed his skills in various legal areas. He then became a senior associate attorney at the Kushner Law Firm, PC, from 2009 to 2012, adding to his expertise.
In 2012, he founded the Law Offices of Kalab A. Honey, PC, where he currently serves as senior partner — His firm provides comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas, catering to clients. In 2023, Mr. Honey faced disciplinary action from the State Bar of California due to criminal convictions related to misconduct warranting discipline. He received a one-year probation, with the execution of the suspension stayed pending the successful completion of the probation period. The Oregon State Bar responded with reciprocal discipline, imposing a one-year suspension, all stayed pending the completion of the same probationary term. These developments have underscored the importance of maintaining ethical standards in the legal profession.
Fluent in both English and Mandarin, Mr. Honey is well-equipped to serve clients effectively — He maintains offices in Newport Beach, California, and Oregon City, Oregon. This lets the attorney provide legal services tailored to the needs of clients in both states. His commitment to his practice areas and his clients remains steadfast, as he continues to handle the requirements of the legal field.
