Jay M. Ross
Litigation - Real Estate
Litigation - Real Estate
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Jay Ross is Co-chair of Hopkins & Carley’s Litigation Department. He handles contract, fulfillment, and payment disputes as well as real estate disputes, including construction, purchase and sale transactions, commercial landlord-tenant disputes, easements, and land use.A wide variety of businesses associated with the real estate industry rely on Jay to apply his years of business litigation experience and practical approach to solve their problems. These include:Commercial general contractors and construction managersCommunity banksHigh net worth individualsCommercial real estate brokerage firmsREITsJay has extensive experience litigating in State and Federal courts, regularly handling cases in courts throughout the Bay Area. In addition to his trial and binding arbitration experience, Jay has mediated numerous cases to successful resolution for his clients.In addition, Jay represents businesses in creditor-side bankruptcy engagements, which frequently involve courts outside of California. His experience in this area includes:Preparation and defense of Proofs of ClaimNegotiation and litigation of Plans of Reorganization, including Disclosure Statement and Plan Confirmation issuesPreference claim analysis and defenseInvestigation of debtor assets, including Rule 2004 examinationsNegotiation of the purchase of assets from Bankruptcy estates outside of a Plan of ReorganizationAnalysis and litigation of relief from the automatic stayPreparation and litigation of objections to Chapter 13 Plans Jay Ross is Co-chair of Hopkins & Carley’s Litigation Department. He handles contract, fulfillment, and payment disputes as well as real estate disputes, including construction, purchase and sale transactions, commercial landlord-tenant disputes, easements, and land use.A wide variety of businesses associated with the real estate industry rely on Jay to apply his years of business litigation experience and practical approach to solve their problems. These include:Commercial general contractors and construction managersCommunity banksHigh net worth individualsCommercial real estate brokerage firmsREITsJay has extensive experience litigating in State and Federal courts, regularly handling cases in courts throughout the Bay Area. In addition to his trial and binding arbitration experience, Jay has mediated numerous cases to successful resolution for his clients.In addition, Jay represents businesses in creditor-side bankruptcy engagements, which frequently involve courts outside of California. His experience in this area includes:Preparation and defense of Proofs of ClaimNegotiation and litigation of Plans of Reorganization, including Disclosure Statement and Plan Confirmation issuesPreference claim analysis and defenseInvestigation of debtor assets, including Rule 2004 examinationsNegotiation of the purchase of assets from Bankruptcy estates outside of a Plan of ReorganizationAnalysis and litigation of relief from the automatic stayPreparation and litigation of objections to Chapter 13 Plans Jay Ross is Co-chair of Hopkins & Carley’s Litigation Department. He handles contract, fulfillment, and payment disputes as well as real estate disputes, including construction, purchase and sale transactions, commercial landlord-tenant disputes, easements, and land use. A wide variety of businesses associated with the real estate industry rely on Jay to apply his years of business litigation experience and practical approach to solve their problems. These include: Jay has extensive experience litigating in State and Federal courts, regularly handling cases in courts throughout the Bay Area. In addition to his trial and binding arbitration experience, Jay has mediated numerous cases to successful resolution for his clients. In addition, Jay represents businesses in creditor-side bankruptcy engagements, which frequently involve courts outside of California. His experience in this area includes:
Jurisdiction
California
State Capital
Sacramento
Highest Court
California Supreme Court
Bar Association
State Bar of California
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$225-$425/hr
Fee Model Notes
Estate planning often uses flat-fee packages, while probate disputes tend to be hourly.
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