In addition to drafting contracts, leases, and other legal documents, Roger counsels and represents individuals and companies in prosecuting and defending litigation in state and federal court, and mediation and arbitration proceedings. He has experience in resolving a broad range of personal and commercial disputes, where he is adept at simplifying complex legal concepts that can be easily understood by his opponent, mediator, judge, or jury.
Prior experience
- Obtained $1.8+ million settlement for residence design and construction defects
- Negotiation and litigation of commercial and residential lease and purchase and sale agreements
- Negotiation and litigation of all types of design and construction contracts
- Comment on 120,000 square foot build to suit office building lease
- Writ of mandate for City of Los Angeles International Airport
- Easement, view, property line, and neighbor disputes
- Injunctions, restraining orders, infractions and misdemeanors
- Bench trial against City of San Francisco for condominium conversions
- Six week jury trial for County of San Diego Airport Authority involving false claims
- Obtained $8+ million settlement for construction defects
- Obtained $5+ million settlement for architectural malpractice
- Obtained $18+ million settlement for hotel renovation
- Local counsel for $300m in P3 claims
- Dissolution of $290m family partnerships
- Negotiation and litigation of all types of design and construction contracts
Roger is admitted to practice in:
- All California State Courts
- United States District Courts for the Southern, Central, Eastern and Northern Districts of California
- United States Supreme Court
"My last company retained Roger when a serious problem arose which threatened to derail our development. Roger is a consummate professional and very easy to work with. He immediately jumped in and became a valued part of our team to overcome the problem while preserving the business relationships necessary to complete the project. He was then successful in negotiating the claims and avoided a long court battle."
