
The Law Offices of Dale R. Bruder - Visalia, CA
2534 W. Main StreetVisalia, CA 93291- 4335
Visalia Family Law Firm
Overview
Areas of Practice:
- Probate and Estate Planning
- Business and Real Estate
- Civil Judicial
- Personal Injury
LITIGATION EXPERIENCE:
- 35 Jury Trials, 41 Non-Jury Trials, 42 Administrative Hearings (40 as counsel/2 as judge), 35 Arbitrations (as arbitrator), 2 Appellate Reversals and 127 Marital Dissolutions (including 210 OSC/Motions, 19 contested hearings and 7 trials).
CIVIL LITIGATION...
Areas of Practice:
- Probate and Estate Planning
- Business and Real Estate
- Civil Judicial
- Personal Injury
LITIGATION EXPERIENCE:
- 35 Jury Trials, 41 Non-Jury Trials, 42 Administrative Hearings (40 as counsel/2 as judge), 35 Arbitrations (as arbitrator), 2 Appellate Reversals and 127 Marital Dissolutions (including 210 OSC/Motions, 19 contested hearings and 7 trials).
CIVIL LITIGATION...
Areas of Practice:
- Probate and Estate Planning
- Business and Real Estate
- Civil Judicial
- Personal Injury
LITIGATION EXPERIENCE:
- 35 Jury Trials, 41 Non-Jury Trials, 42 Administrative Hearings (40 as counsel/2 as judge), 35 Arbitrations (as arbitrator), 2 Appellate Reversals and 127 Marital Dissolutions (including 210 OSC/Motions, 19 contested hearings and 7 trials).
CIVIL LITIGATION:
Personal Injury:
Verdicts, Judgments and Settlements include:
1.Wrongful death from medical malpractice;
2.Permanent disfigurement from propane explosion;
3.Permanent disability from medical equipment failure;
4.Loss of fingers from industrial power press;
5.Permanent loss of mobility from trip and fall accident (store), (office complex) and (factory);
6.Permanent paraplegic auto accident/medical malpractice; and
7.Numerous automobile accident cases for either plaintiff or insurance defense, etc.
Business and Real Estate:
Verdicts, Judgments and Settlements include:
1.Real Estate Fraud (Both in inducement and failure to disclose (Plaintiff & Defense));
2.Sexual Harassment Defense;
3.Numerous Breach Of Contract/Common Counts actions;
4.Partnership Dissolutions (Professional & Commercial);
5.Patent Enforcement;
6.Fraudulent Transfer Defense;
7.Quiet Title actions; and
8.Release of Lien actions, etc.
Civil Judicial Experience:
- Arbitrator on 35 civil judicial arbitration cases.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW LITIGATION EXPERIENCE:
- California Administrative Judicial Experience: Currently serves as Hearing Officer for the Tulare County Employees' Retirement Association regarding "service-connected disability retirements."
- California Administrative Law: Mr. Bruder defends Respondent real estate brokers and agents in Licensing Hearings before the California Department of Real Estate. He was defended a Certified Financial Planner before the Certified Financial Planning Board in Denver, Colorado and building contractors in arbitrations before Contractor's License Arbitration system.
- California Mediation and Arbitration: Mr. Bruder has served as a civil litigation mediator for the Tulare County Superior Court and have participated in numerous judicial and contractual arbitration hearings.
- Federal Administrative Hearings: I have served as either the Respondent's or Government's Counsel at over fifty Administrative Discharge Board hearings (Separation From Military), and have served as the Legal Advisor to the Board at numerous Administrative Discharge Board hearings and several Special Cases Boards (Mobilization Exclusion Requests).
FAMILY LAW LITIGATION EXPERIENCE:
Extensive Family Law experience involving 127 marital dissolutions including multimillion dollar asset divisions, complex custody and visitation issues, adoptions and conservatorships. Author of "Navy Legal Assistance Guide" chapters on divorce, adoption, and support.
PROBATE AND ESTATE PLANNING:
- Planning and drafting experience in the area of Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorneys. Mr. Bruder has probated numerous estates and has served as litigation counsel in Probate Court.
OTHER:
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRACTICE HISTORY
CAPTAIN, UNITED STATES NAVY JUDGE ADVOCATE
GENERAL CORPS, RETIRED
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