Practice areas
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practice areas
Business Litigation
Represent companies, partnerships and individuals to prosecute or defend any controversy or lawsuits in all phases of the litigation
Professional Liability
if the professional has made a mistake and a malpractice case arises Noya law has a record of success in resolving this cases
Finding the right attorney that is both devoted to your case and has a thorough understanding of the law can often prove to be a difficult task, but Ronald Noya Law Offices are here to help make the process more simple and straightforward. Ronald W. Noya has what it takes to get the job done efficiently and economically. He specializes in numerous areas of litigation that including business torts, contract cases, partnership disputes, corporate malfeasance, fraud of every kind, real estate disputes, injunctions, professional liability and many more. If you have been a victim of fraud or are fighting to defend yourself in court, you can get the level of professionalism and experience you deserve with Ronald Noya Law Offices.
Litigation of breach of contract cases of every type and description e.g., promissory notes, purchase and sale of goods, real property sales, commercial code, lenders, personal services, secured transactions, loans, guaranties, construction disputes, (contractors, subcontractors), mechanics’ liens, developer/development issues, warranties
Business Torts: Fraud cases of every type and description: e.g. fraudulent inducement, failure to disclose material facts, intentional and negligent misrepresentation, unfair competition, false advertising, interference with business or business opportunity. .
Partnership disputes and corporate litigation: Officer/Director liability, shareholder rights, dissolutions/accountings
Real Estate: Broker liability, lease issues, real property disputes such as easements, boundaries, and nuisance.
Attorneys, Accountants, Brokers, Appraisers and other professionals make mistakes that should not have been made. When they do, a claim for “malpractice” arises. Malpractice arises in the rendition of professional services that causes an adverse consequence in a matter the professional was retained to handle.
A malpractice case involves an “underlying case” that likewise must be understood and analyzed. Simply stated, to succeed with a claim for malpractice, there are “two cases” involved that need to be resolved favorably for the client: The “malpractice case” and the “underlying case” in which the “malpractice occurred.” Expertise in both areas is essential.
Mr. Noya has developed a specialty in handling malpractice cases with significant results that he attributes to his broad background and experience in business litigation.
Ronald W. Noya’s experience and devotion to his craft are reflected by his achievement of the highest rating that Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings can bestow, signaling his level of analytical capabilities, legal knowledge, and his ability to reason and communicate effectively. This honor is a tribute to his drive to not just do what is necessary, but go beyond to achieve more favorable results for his valued clients. Put his decades of experience and understanding of the law to work on your behalf, and discover what a difference it can make to have an attorney that listens to your concerns and is driven to succeed.
contact Ronald W. Noya for a free consultation
Contact the law offices of Ronald W. Noya today, by calling (619)-238-9848 or sending a detailed description of your concerns, thoughts, or questions to rwnoya@noyalaw.com.