Types of Clients

You can get right to solutions when you don’t have to orient your mediator to the subject matter.  Mr. Martinez has wide experience to help you find solutions.  He has represented individuals, entrepreneurs, a national title insurance company, a national elevator company, financial institutions, general contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry, software developers, real estate brokers, buyers and sellers of commercial and residential real estate, developers, personnel agencies, accountants, medical providers, investment counselors, political consultants, victims of catastrophic injuries, class plaintiffs, light industrial producers of various products, web-based companies, and various nonprofit and religious corporations.

Agrobusiness

Mr. Martinez handled crop damage cases, boundary line disputes, and land use issues as well as represented agricultural cooperatives and land owners.

Real Estate

Mr. Martinez represented residential buyers, sellers, brokers, agents, escrow companies, appraisals, inspectors, title insurance companies, lenders, landlords, property managers and lienholders. Any aspect of selling or buying real estate (residential or commercial) has probably been handled by Mr. Martinez.

Personal/Catastrophic Injury

Over approximately seven years, Ralph G. Martinez was an associate and principal attorney of the prestigious catastrophic injury trial firm of Hunt, Colaw and Adams, Inc. in Santa Ana, California.  He handled Plaintiff personal injury and business tort cases through trial and appeal. Automobile vs. automobile collisions (single or multiple), pedestrian vs. automobile collisions, product liability claims, premises liability,  emotional distress claims, loss of consortium, dog bites, public entity liability and immunities, amputations, minor’s injuries and settlement approvals, liens and fee claims have all been handled by Mr. Martinez.

Title Cases

Mr. Martinez represented owners in easement cases for prescriptive easements, equitable easements, boundary line adjustments, trespass and deeded easement use or encroachments. He established and foreclosed on mechanics’ liens.  Mr. Martinez represented individuals and financial institutions in priority of lien cases and claims of fraudulent conveyances and fraudulent transactions.  He represented a national title insurance company, banks, developers, contractors, subcontractors, property owners (residential and commercial).

Commercial Dispute

Mr. Martinez negotiated and prepared IT support/development for major national software company subcontract services. He prepared contracts for software and memory Internet and Internet mall sales. Mr. Martinez formed profit, professional and nonprofit corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships. He drafted shareholder stock restriction agreements, operating agreements and buy/sell agreements as well as prepared employment agreements, consulting agreements, independent contractor agreements, branch operations agreements.

Mr. Martinez represented businesses, business owners and entrepreneurs in contract disputes, breach of contracts, unfair competition and fraudulent transactions.  Light industrial, professional services, financial services and corporate governance issues are included as subjects with which Mr. Martinez has represented clients.

Legal Malpractice

Mr. Martinez handled Plaintiff personal injury and business tort cases through trial and appeal. A notable 1992 Orange County Superior Court case tried by Mr. Martinez was Kagasoff vs. Montejano, in which he obtained a jury verdict of $1,774,000.00 for plaintiff in a legal malpractice case against a twice Presidential appointee defendant attorney for failure to prosecute a legal malpractice case against a tax attorney for negligent representation in the off-shore, leveraged buy-out of plaintiff’s business. Mr. Martinez has served as an expert witness to establish the standard of care in legal malpractice cases.

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