About
Founder partner Andrew Jacobson, a trusted advisor at other large companies, has established the Bay Oak Law with positive customer support, advice and services at reasonable rates. Jacobson graduated from Stanford University and received a JD at the Vault Law School at the University of California, Berkeley. He has served customers of all sizes, providing unique services to each.
Established in 1998
Especialities
Reliable advisor amplifier; positive advocacy of business and intellectual property customers The Bay Oak Law requires significant litigation and counseling for individual and corporate customers in areas other than the Bay Area. Bay Oak Law works with a variety of customers in a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, transportation, technology, real estate, finance, e-commerce, lifestyle, engineering, and venture companies. It also provides services to many entrepreneurs in the Bay Area, to individuals and companies across the country, and, in some cases, to international customers who need representation and business in the U.S. On the litigation side, the Bay Oak Act brings lawsuits in a wide variety of legal areas, including trademarks, trade secrets, unfair competition, contracts, and so on, to deal with most common commercial disputes, and to gain a reputation as a representative of a sound and harsh trial. This reputation has been a good time-efficient result for our customers. Bay Oak Law builds on its commitment to client services by developing detailed knowledge of each client's needs and objectives. Bay Oak Law seeks a long-term relationship with your customers and always provides the most complete solution for your customers' specific legal services needs. The company's goals are to help each customer succeed from the start to the end, from the formation of the business to the maturity, maturity, and prosperous business entities.
The Bay Oak law founder, Andrew Jacobson, filed a suit on a variety of cases. He has extensive intellectual property experience, including infringement of trademark rights and illegal use of trade secrets.
We filed a suit on various issues. Lawyer Jacobson has published articles on trade secrets, trademark infringement, employee management and corporate governance. He also advises companies about their daily operations.
Jacobson has conducted regular arbitration, and has conducted judicial arbitration to courts in Northern California since 1998, as well as to serve as a Professional Instruments Settlement Judge. Jacobson was the Ex'Pression Center for New Media in Oakland, CA 2004-2014 instructor ("Business of Media").
Education
* University of California Vault Hall School of Law (J.D, 1990); Processor Award Civil Procedure (1988)
* Stanford University (BS in Political Science, 1985)
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Reviews
Anonymous
I contacted Andrew Jacobson regarding copyright law. Wow~!a nice person. He was very intelligent and helped me to solve all the questions I had. In the future, I will always use him in terms of small and medium-sized enterprise laws.
Anonymous
I worked with Andrew last year and had tax problems. He had experienced a major health problem that would prevent him from being fully involved, but he worked with me and found a simple solution to my problem.
He is a kind and clever lawyer, and listens to his client.
Anonymous
I'm confused. I contacted this law firm more than a week ago and spent a lot of time explaining my needs as an owner of a small business in East Bay. One of the BayOaks lawyers contacted us immediately, so we were sure we could start working together. This didn't happen. I called several times today, but I couldn't talk to people. I left a message, but I didn't get a call back. I am very disappointed with my interests and lack of customer service.
Anonymous
I have long relied on Andy Jacobson for legal matters. He is a man of knowledge, a reasonable man, and very polite.
Anonymous
I needed advice on the video project and was introduced by Andrew K. Jacobson, please consult for 30 minutes. He was very kind and helpful and answered all my questions about copyright and other intellectual property. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone who needs legal advice in his field of study. He explains the law in clear and easy-to-understand words and it's fun to talk with him!
Anonymous
I think all small and medium-sized companies should have lawyers they know and trust. You may not need a lawyer today, but you will need one. This is a requirement for your business. Today's business is tough and competitive. Someone will need to be on your side during ~. A legal problem occurs. I don't want to go around looking for a lawyer when I'm in "such a bad situation". If not, look for a small business lawyer. If you know your company, for example, the length of your company, the work of your company, the number of employees, the location, and so on, you can help you when you need it. I've been using Andy from the Bay Oak law firm for eight years. He saved me a lot of money and time. Besides, he understands me and my work and his advice is good. I strongly recommend him.
Location
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9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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| Tuesday |
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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| Wednesday |
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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| Thursday |
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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| Friday |
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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| Saturday |
Closed
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| Sunday |
Closed
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