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San Francisco Innovative Law Firm
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Jessica Taran has over twelve years of experience representing clients, including public and private corporations and individuals, in a variety of commercial disputes in various courts and arbitral forums in the United States and abroad. Jessica has appeared in numerous state and federal courts across the United States, making her a seasoned and effective litigator and advocate...
More Jessica Taran has over twelve years of experience representing clients, including public and private corporations and individuals, in a variety of commercial disputes in various courts and arbitral forums in the United States and abroad. Jessica has appeared in numerous state and federal courts across the United States, making her a seasoned and effective litigator and advocate... Jessica Taran has over twelve years of experience representing clients, including public and private corporations and individuals, in a variety of commercial disputes in various courts and arbitral forums in the United States and abroad. Jessica has appeared in numerous state and federal courts across the United States, making her a seasoned and effective litigator and advocate. She has successfully represented clients in connection with claims ranging from breach of commercial and real estate contracts and breaches of fiduciary duty to securities violations; libel and defamation; trademark and copyright infringement; and breaches of employment, non-compete, and non-solicitation agreements. In addition, Jessica has advised corporations in connection with regulatory compliance, government inquiries, and municipal licensing and permits. Jessica also has extensive experience representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings. Jessica obtained her J.D. from University of San Francisco School of Law, and her B.A. in political science from UCLA. She is admitted to the bars of the States of California and New York. Prior to launching her own practice, she practiced for over a decade with a firm in New York City. Jessica is fluent in Russian and proficient in Italian. After ten years in New York City, Jessica is thrilled to be back in the Bay Area and servicing her community. About Jessica Taran, Attorney at Law
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- Innovative
- Effective Judgment Enforcement
- Commercial Collections
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