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Over the past six years, our firm has won virtually every single court matter we have litigated. Details can be offered to any person who asks.

In fact, out of the approximately 100 court matters we have litigated over the past six years, there is not a single one in which our client did not obtain a result that was better than the average outcome given the applicable facts and law. In the vast majority of cases, our firm won outright with either a complete recovery for our client or no recovery for our adversary. Generally, cases are won in summary judgment or adjudication. Recently,

In San Bernardino Superior Court case number CIVDS1502315,

we obtained summary adjudication for various fractional investors of a loan and deed of trust. The case concerned the validity of a loan secured by deed of trust which the plaintiff alleged was unenforceable because the signing corporate officer purportedly lacked the requisite authority to enter into the loan agreement. We prevailed in summary adjudication on several bases, including ostensible agency, negligence, and laches.

In Los Angeles Superior Court case number BC566215,

we obtained summary judgment for a bank holding a lien on real property that purportedly became sold-out on the basis of a nonjudicial foreclosure of a senior lien. Relying on technical defects in the foreclosure process, we were able to set aside the trustee’s sale and cancel title held by a subsequent purchaser who sought refuge in the bona fide purchaser doctrine. Our client fully recovered its lien valued at approximately $500,000.00.

In Riverside Superior Court case number RIC1709316,

we obtained summary judgment on behalf of an elderly woman sued by JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. for imposition of an equitable lien. Chase sought to encumber our client’s real property with an equitable lien on the basis that her brother had taken out a loan intended to be secured by the property without being on title to the property. We prevailed against Chase pursuant to the doctrine of laches in summary judgment. Chase made no recovery and paid our client’s costs.

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