Top real estate Lawyers in Covina | 3 available

3 real estate lawyers are available in Covina, california, including Cris Klingerman, John Ma, and Richard Blasco. These lawyers are rated between 4.4/5 to 4.8/5 and 59% provide free consultation.

Richard Blasco

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Richard Blasco

Firm: Blasco & Hawekotte General Counsel Services llp

1041 West Badillo , Covina , California 91722

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Real Estate , Construction & Development, Construction & Development

Richard Blasco has practiced law in Southern California for over 30 years as a corporate business/transactional attorney, including direct litigation experience and litigation supervision. He has represented clients in many different fields, such as the construction, real estate and manufacturing industries, as well as provided personal asset protection and estate planning services for many individuals.. He is a 1977 graduate of the University of Southern California with a degree in Communications and a minor in Psychology. After graduating from Southwestern Law School in 1980, Richard began his practice of law at Munns, Kofford, Hoffman, Hunt & Throckmorton , becoming a partner in 1990. Soon thereafter, he left Munns Kofford, and founded Hunt, Ortmann, Blasco, Palffy & Rossell, where he worked for almost 20 years. Richard subsequently formed and is now currently a partner with Blasco & Hawekotte General Counsel Services LLP. He is married to Susan Brady Blasco, known around the world as an expert in international trademark registration and protection. Richard and Susan have two sons, one of whom graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and is currently a law student at the University of San Francisco School of Law. Their other son is a business major at the University of Oklahoma.

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Cris Klingerman

Firm: Robert E. Weiss Inc.

920 S Village Oaks Dr , Covina , California 91724

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Mr. Klingerman has helped me several times with an HOA (Condo Homeowners Association) issue. He alwa”

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John Ma

170 E College St Unit 4903 , Covina , California 91723

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“e x ce l le n t lawyer. Pleasant to work with. Reasonable price.”

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