The Boesch Law Group
The attorneys and experienced professionals at The Boesch Law Group have earned their reputation among the most tenacious and skillful litigators and business litigation lawyers in Los Angeles, CA.
With many satisfied clients throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Hollywood, Mr. Boesch and his team are highly qualified advocates and respected negotiators who handle a wide array of matters for businesses, entrepreneurs, families, and individuals in need.
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Over 30 years of solid results, Awards, Honors, and Judgments.
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The Respect and Reputation of a Closer
Over 291 Law Firms have retained Philip W. Boesch Jr as Arbitrator to decide their clients' disputes
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Philip Boesch obtained the Number One Judgment in the Nation, according to U.S. Law Weekly, for $475 million, and then the Judgment by Judge David O. Carter in the United States District Court for $89 million. As of March, 2013, Judge Carter has under submission the Boesch Law Group’s motion for sanctions.
In its article on March 4, 2013 following the case, Forbes Magazine wrote:
In a March, 2012 hearing, Carter sounded just as mad..“I’m having difficulty backing away from what I think is egregious conduct,“ Carter said. “If I was going to impose a sanction, it would range from a small amount up to $49 million.“
Los Angeles celebrity lawyer Phil Boesch represented Vickie Lynn and now represents her daughter Dannielynn. He said he can’t predict the outcome, but “Judge Carter made strong statements on the record.“ As for the seemingly endless nature of Marshall family litigation, which U.S Supreme Court Justice John Roberts likened to the Dickens novel “Bleak House,“ Boesch only chuckled. “When I started, I certainly didn’t expect it to be a life endeavor,“ he said.
Vickie Lynn died in 2007 of a drug overdose, less than a year after her son Daniel’s death under similar circumstances. But she left a daughter, Dannielynn, as well as remnants of the long-ago $475 million bankruptcy judgment in her favor. While the Supreme court ultimately threw out that judgment as not being closely related enough to her bankruptcy reorganization, a federal court in California may yet aware her estate as much as $40 million as compensation for the misbehavior of Peirce’s lawyers in that case.
In a 2002 ruling, U.S. District Judge David O. Carter found that Pierce and his lawyers had “presented documents under false pretenses, suborned perjured notary oaths and backdated documents,“ in an effort to block Vickie Lynn from inheriting part of her late husband’s estate. He ordered them to pay $89 million in damages.
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