Eric A. Woosley, Esq.

Photo: Eric A. Woosley, standing in front of the California Supreme Court after arguing Jevne v JB Oxford

Born December 2, 1958, in Fallbrook, California. Undergraduate Degree from California Polytechnic Institute of San Luis Obispo, California. J.D. Degree from Santa Barbara College of Law , graduating with honors.

Mr. Woosley is a member of the:

California State Bar Association
Santa Barbara County Bar Association
Federal Bar Association
Consumer of Attorneys of California
Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles
Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association

Mr. Woosley is admitted to practice before the:

California Supreme Court
United States District Courts for the Central District
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

Mr. Woosley regularly participates in Securities Arbitrations and Mediations and has been highly successful. At trial Mr. Woosley has handled everything from a bar shooting (where he recovered against the bar owner) to complex business disputes in the areas of securities, employment and estate related litigation.

Mr. Woosley has argued before the Courts of Appeal and the California Supreme Court in a number of high profile cases. Most recently, on March 8, 2005, Eric Woosley argued before the California Supreme Court that California’s Standards for Neutral Arbitrators should be a applied to arbitrations conducted by the National Association of Securities Dealers and the New York Stock Exchange. Siding with the firm as Amicus was the California Attorney General’s Office, the California Judicial Counsel, and the California Employment Lawyers Association. The Securities & Exchange Commission, the National Association of Securities Dealers, and the New York Stock Exchange were on the opposing side.  The case was Jevne vs. JB Oxford.

Mr. Woosley has been involved in over 1500 Real Estate Escrows, obtained Department of Real Estate Approval for dozens of sub-divisions and handles all forms of Real Estate Litigation.

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