Alan helped us navigate the complexities of California regulations when opening our franchise. He did very extensive and thorough research to ensure that we are protected under the law.
He is always courteous and easy to talk to and tries to explain the law in layman's terms. He doesn't overwhelm you with a lot of confusing, legal terminology. He always made himself available when we needed his help. When we were up against a deadline, Alan worked weekends and on his vacation to accommodate us.
We highly recommend Alan.
Alan Nopar and his firm, Nopar & Associates, have each achieved an AV-Preeminent Rating (highest rating) from Martindale-Hubbell. This rating reflects the opinions of lawyers and judges who have worked with the firm, and includes both legal ability and ethical standards.
Our firm's law practice is limited to the areas of business law, real estate law and franchise law, and covers both transactional and litigation matters.
Alan S. Nopar, a Stanford Law School graduate, has been practicing law for over 38 years, and is a CPA as well as a licensed California real estate broker. Mr. Nopar practices in the areas of commercial and residential real estate, business law, and franchise law. Attorney Nopar is a member of the American Bar Association Business Law Section, Real Property Law Section, and the Forum on Franchising.
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Excellent Lawyer
Alan helped us navigate the complexities of California regulations when opening our franchise. He did very extensive and thorough research to ensure that we are protected under the law.
He is always courteous and easy to talk to and tries to explain the law in layman's terms. He doesn't overwhelm you with a lot of confusing, legal terminology. He always made himself available when we needed his help. When we were up against a deadline, Alan worked weekends and on his vacation to accommodate us.
We highly recommend Alan.
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Franchising Attorney | May 09
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"I endorse this lawyer. You cannot retain a better lawyer than Alan. He is diligent and relentless and very attuned to the nuances of each case.
Randall Widmann"