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well as complex business operations placed into receivership; successfully creating and <br />implementing large scale receivership programs for cities and counties across the State; and <br />drafting receivership standing orders and procedural guidelines for presiding judges and superior <br />court administrative staff. <br />Cases handled by our firm have included: 'packrat' and hoarder properties, disabled <br />owners / occupants unable to comply with abatement orders, forced tenant and/or owner <br />relocation, illegal construction or occupation, multi-unit/apartments, fire damaged properties, <br />slumlord/deceased owner and/or trust owned properties, bank owned/abandoned properties and <br />many more. <br />The list of municipalities we represent in receiverslup litigation include: Vallejo; <br />Vacaville; South Lake Tahoe; Anaheim; South Pasadena; Chowchilla, Santa Maria; Santa Rosa; <br />Costa Mesa; Fullerton; Upland; La Habra; Buena Park; Sunnyvale; Los Altos; Alameda; Blythe; <br />California City; Brea; Clearlake; Culver City; Eureka; Grand Ten -ace; Rolling Hills Estates; <br />Hawthorne; Irvine; Los Angeles; Ridgecrest; Lakewood; Los Banos; Rancho Cucamonga; Santa <br />Fe Springs; West Covina; Westminster; Whittier; and Willows. <br />Other Types of Receivership Services <br />Jones & Mayer has extensive experience monitoring and coordinating different types of <br />receivership services both as counsel to public agencies as well as in the capacity of the court <br />appointed receiver. Specific examples include: litigating and monitoring receiverships in various <br />stages of bankruptcy; coordinating complex lien clearing, negotiations with federal and state <br />taxing authorities over lien and title issues; supervising and coordinating receivership actions <br />over properties in various foreclosure actions. <br />Knowledge of the Court Appointer/ Receivership Program <br />Proposed lead counsel routinely lectures across the State on matters related to <br />receiverships including providing continuing education seminars for the League of California <br />Cities, California State Bar, local city and county agencies as well as continuing judicial <br />education. Furthermore, they have been published in the area of receiverships by many of these <br />same agencies. California courts have specifically sought our assistance and direction in drafting <br />receivership standing orders and procedural guidelines for presiding judges and superior court <br />administrative staff. <br />Ability to Successfully Petition Courts fur the Appointment of Receivers <br />Jones & Mayer has had more health and safety receivers appointed than any other firm in <br />the State. Since 2010, we have filed approximately 250 Receivership Petitions and have <br />successfiilly had approximately 240 Receivership Petitions granted. The remaining 10 resolved <br />themselves with compliance negating the need for a receiver. Additionally, the firm and <br />proposed team have had unparalleled success in defending appointments and lower court <br />decisions in various districts of the California Court of Appeal. <br />Ability to Successfully Recover Costs, Fees, and Penalties <br />Jones & Mayer prides its self on a reputation of promoting receiverships across the state <br />as the future of code enforcement remedies that ensure a property/property owner pays for its <br />own rehabilitation. We are the leader in implementing this remedy as we recover well over 98% <br />of the attorney fees, costs and lien recovery for our clients. Our fee motions and awards are <br />specifically drafted to ensure payment directly from the funds obtained by the receiver before the <br />termination of the receivership. We have unparalleled experience in obtaining fee recovery from <br />state courts and upholding fee recovery in appellate courts. To illustrate this point, since 2010, <br />Jones and Mayer has sought and recovered over 2.5 million dollars in attorney fee awards for its <br />receivership clients. <br />25H-19 <br />
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