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THE LAW FIRM of ROBERT G. EISELE
PRACTICE AREAS
Wills & Trusts
Wills & Trusts: The Orderly Transfer of Property at Death.
Together, we will address (1) Succession Planning (2) Lifetime Gifts (3) Tax Planning (4) Retirement Income (5) Asset Retention (6) Unfunded Liabilities and (7) Administration. The law encourages you to manage risk and provides tools to avoid taxes.
Aviation Law
If the FAA brings an enforcement action to suspend or revoke your license to fly commercial or private aircraft, you are entitled to an administrative law hearing before an NTSB judge, a full panel of NTSB judges, and the U.S. Court of Appeals. Mr. Eisele is an AOPA panel attorney.
Injury Law
Corporations, governments, people and the companies that insure them should be held accountable for the harm they cause. If you have been injured, the law requires that you take formal legal action within the time allowed by the law. These time deadlines come up quickly and if you fail to take the required action within the time allowed by the law you may lose all your rights. This is a complex area of the law. You should consult with an attorney immediately (today) to protect your rights.
Publications
You can read these articles by clicking the links below:
CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT REPORT CARD
© 2016 By Robert Eisele, Attorney,
The Stanford Daily (May 15, 2016)
ADAM SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON: Wall Street Economics and the Cost of Tort Reform
© 2013 By Robert Eisele, Attorney,
FORUM Magazine (January/February 2013)
Public Speaking Engagements
Mr. Eisele speaks on issues of important public policy. He has spoken before the San Francisco Rotary Club, the San Bruno Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, the ILWU, the Trade Council, and San Francisco State University.
NOTABLE CASES
CLIENTS
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California; Robert Eisele as co-lead counsel filed a class action on behalf of all Chase customers in California whose account monies have been seized by Chase, without notice, explanation or an opportunity to dispute the seizure.
Bank Customer v JP Morgan Chase
Facial fractures and loss of eye in car accident; the amount recovered exceeded all reported verdicts and settlements in similar cases at that time.
College Student (age 23)
Permanent and severe traumatic brain injury, hip and pelvic fractures; head-on collision with truck; special needs trust.
Woman (age 19) vs. Self Service Furniture