Marc Shea | San Jose Business Lawyer

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Recent case successes include: (a) Won an appeal, with court upholding judgment in favor of client setting aside fraudulent transfers of assets and awarding attorney's fees. (b) settlement of dispute concerning title to real property in Monte Sereno, California; (c) settlement of dispute concerning fraud and breach of fiduciary duty in limited partnership setting.

Keeping focused on client's best interests and hard work.

Honesty, fairness, loyalty, experience.

Local knowledge is a help when navigating through a lawsuit and with being familiar with the subject matter of a case.

My focus on contracts differentiates my practice. I deal with contracts in my trial/litigation practice and in my transactional/drafting practice. The trial work gives me extra insight into how contracts will be interpreted in court; my court experience gives me extra insight into how best to articulate the language of a contract.

Satisfied clients.

Skiing, hiking/backpacking, family.

• Santa Clara County Bar Association, Executive Business Committee | Co-chair | 2009 - Present
  San Jose Business Forum | Member | 2005 - Present
  Santa Clara County Bar Association, Executive Business Committee | Former Chair | 2004 - Present
  Santa Clara County Bar Association | Member | 1980 - Present
  

• AV Rating | Martindale-Hubbell | 2005 - 2019
  Eddie LaBaron Award | University of the Pacific | 1974

• Agam v Gavra (2015) 236 Cal.App. 4th 91 (client wins partnership dispute; reported case affirms legal point regarding proof of damages [once reliance damages shown, the party in breach bears a burden of showing plaintiff would not have recouped reliance expenditures in the absence of a breach]); State Department of Taxation v Kawahara (2015) 131 Nev. Adv. Op., 351 P.3rd 756 (client recovers loan; reported case affirms legal point that an unrecorded mortgage lien has priority over subsequent recorded tax lien); In re Paul Duncan Gillespie, Debtor (Bechtold v Gillespie) (2014) 516 B.R. 586 (client’s right to fees from bankrupt debtor recognized; reported case affirms legal point that a debtor who returns to fray of state court litigation is liable for creditor’s post-petition costs of suit, including attorney’s fees). ATS v Champion Fiberglass, Inc., USDC N.D. CA Case CV-13-02403 SI, 2013 WL 6086924, which is discussed in Jager, Trade Secret Law, at § 5:8 [complaint stated action for misappropriation of trade secret by improper acquisition]).

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