King & Associates
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King & Associates was formed in July 1996 and since that date has maintained a business litigation practice in the State of California that has consistently received an "A-V" Law Directory rating which rating is the highest given to attorneys. The firm enjoys a sophisticated and innovative legal practice serving the legal needs of national and local financial institutions, real estate development companies, and institutional asset managers.
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The firm is a "boutique" litigation practice with all attorneys providing services for the firm being experienced trial lawyers with business litigation experience. As such, clients always work directly with experienced attorneys to control their litigation costs. The firm aggressively strives to resolve, as opposed to prolonging, any litigation matters it handles. Practice areas include the following:
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| • | Commercial and Banking Litigation: The firm represents numerous banks and financial institutions in State, Federal and the Bankruptcy Courts on California Commercial Code, debt collection, secured transactions, receiverships, inter-creditor and foreclosure matters. |
| • | Landlord Tenant: The firm represents numerous institutional investment and asset managers in their landlord-tenant disputes involving commercial real estate projects. |
| • | Real Estate Litigation: Title and title insurance issues, lawsuits to quiet title and determine conflicting claims to real property, actions for specific performance of real property purchase and sale contracts, easement and encroachment issues, commercial lease disputes, landlord-tenant law, judicial and non-judicial foreclosures, enforcement of architecture standards, construction and remodeling issues, imposition of liens and foreclosure, among other issues. |
| • | General Business Litigation: All forms of actions involving contract disputes, property issues, and various business torts, including, fraud, conversion, negligence, interference with business and prospective advantage, bad faith breach of contract, partnership disputes and provisional remedies. |
| • | Bankruptcy: Representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, including, but not limited to, property issues, breach of contract, business torts, fraud, fraudulent transfers, preference actions, secured transactions, and relief from the automatic stay. |