Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award for Copyright Law, 1986.
Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award for Copyright Law, 1986.
Andrew Zacks and his partner Scott Freedman succeeded in rescinding the purchase of a multi-million dollar house we bought that had several undisclosed defects. In the end, the arbitrator concluded the sellers had committed intentional fraud and awarded us everything we asked for. We won because Andrew and Scott left no stone unturned (sellers hid docs during discovery), hired best experts, maintained high ethics, and asked arbitrator for reasonable award. Z&F - best real estate attys in CA.
personally, Andrew is an excellent lawyer. Unfortunately, the only time you get to work with Andrew is in the initial consultation. Subsequently, the work is handed off to an associate a local attorney in the turnover is such that my initial attorney left before the issue was settled. I was expected to pay for the additional time required by the 2nd associate to get up to speed on the case. We finally settled satisfactorily, however the attorneys fees amounted to 60% of the settlement.
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