Practice Areas
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Appellate Law
Appellate work requires a sophisticated skill set and the ability to frame complex legal analysis into the record of the case. Chase Law attorneys are experienced appellate advocates who defend their trial court wins on appeal.The firm consists of forceful writers who draft timely, well-reasoned and persuasive briefs in state and federal courts.
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Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights
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Complex Commercial Litigation
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Corporate Services and Transactions
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Employment Law
Chase Law attorneys aggressively defend employers in a broad range of employment law matters including wage and hour claims. In addition to litigation, we conduct investigations and we engage in proactive counseling to help our clients avoid problems that lead to litigation.While most of our work is on the employer side, we also represent employees in high-stakes Title VII discrimination, sexual harassment and whistleblower claims.
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Insurance Matters
Chase Law attorneys are proficient in insurance matters with a litigation-focused understanding of policies, claims, coverage, risk and practical approaches. -
Real Estate
Our real estate capabilities are vast and our knowledge is deep. We litigate all aspects of real estate matters from transactions to title and boundary disputes to liens, judgments, foreclosures and vexatious evictions on behalf of owners. We also perform transactional work.
We represent buyers and sellers in real estate transactions, landlords and tenants in lease-related matters, secured creditors in foreclosures and real estate agents and brokers in a range of matters..
We proudly represent a fourth generation family business that owns millions of square feet of rental property and nearly 20,000 rental units across the country. -
Special Matters
We handle a range of special matters, including government and private investigations, probate matters and tax matters. We represent executives and public figures as special counsel.
We represent administrators of estates and we also represent attorneys in highly sensitive matters.