Practice Areas Overview

The Law Offices of Thomas N. Jacobson is an established law firm with locations in Riverside, California and Park City, Utah.  Our attorneys have achieved superior results for individuals and businesses in an array of practice concentrations, including:

Real Estate Law

Firm principal Thomas N. Jacobson has represented brokers, landowners, homeowners, lenders, and real estate trade associations in connection with the full scope of real estate transactional and entitlement issues for residential and commercial property, including, but not limited to:

In his more than thirty-five years of practicing law, Mr. Jacobson has taken over one hundred cases to trial.  In real estate litigation matters he has traditionally represented commercial and residential landlords, brokers and property owners in connection with:

For current developments in real estate transactional, litigation, and real estate trade association law, please see this website's collection of relevant articles written by Mr. Jacobson.

Environmental Contamination

The Law Offices of Thomas N. Jacobson represents clients in connection with a number of environmental law and contamination matters, including disputes involving endangered species issues, foreclosure issues, underground storage tanks, sign ordinances, tax issues, zoning matters, and military contamination allegations.  While the primary focus of our environmental work is defense, the firm has also represented entities in plaintiff's lawsuits.

Business Entity Formation

Whether you are forming a business in California or Utah, the business entity you choose can have lasting tax and liability ramifications for your organization.  We advise clients regarding the appropriate choice of entity for their new business endeavor and assist clients in forming corporations, limited liability companies, general partnerships, limited partnerships, and limited liability partnerships.  Mr. Jacobson has a unique history of working with non-profit entities in the formation of their entities, particularly trade associations and other business organizations.

Antitrust

Antitrust laws are designed to prevent monopolies and anti-competitive or unfair business practices that can harm consumers and businesses alike.  Consequences of these practices can include inferior product quality, price fixing, decrease in production levels, and a deceleration in the process of technological development.  While we have represented numerous businesses on the plaintiff's side, our background in antitrust litigation is particularly strong on the defense end.

For exceptional legal representation in connection with real estate matters, business entity formation, environmental law, and antitrust matters, contact the Law Offices of Thomas N. Jacobson today.