Ralph G. Martinez is Of Counsel in the firm's Santa Ana office. Clients seeking Ralph’s representation in litigation and transactions have included individuals, entrepreneurs, a national title insurance company, a national elevator company, financial institutions, general contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry, software developers, real estate brokers, buyers and sellers of commercial and residential real estate, developers, personnel agencies, accountants, medical providers, investment counselors, political consultants, victims of catastrophic injuries, class plaintiffs, light industrial producers of various products, web-based companies, and various nonprofit and religious corporations.
Ralph handled Plaintiff personal injury and business tort cases through trial and appeal. He represented agricultural cooperatives, oil companies and ancillary subcontracting companies to the oil industry, developers, banks and local businesses. Ralph’s more recent law practice is decided weighted in real estate matters, particularly cases involving title claims, nondisclosure or purchase/sale.
Ralph was interested in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) early in his career. A founding director of the Christian Conciliation Service of San Diego, Inc. (1982), He sought to resolve disputes between persons of faith within their faith institutions through mediation and binding arbitration. Ralph taught a 7-week Conflict-Resolution course at Mount Soledad Presbyterian Church in La Jolla, California.
Ralph G. Martinez is Of Counsel in the firm's Santa Ana office. Clients seeking Ralph’s representation in litigation and transactions have included individuals, entrepreneurs, a national title insurance company, a national elevator company, financial institutions, general contractors and subcontractors in the construction industry, software developers, real estate brokers, buyers and sellers of commercial and residential real estate, developers, personnel agencies, accountants, medical providers, investment counselors, political consultants, victims of catastrophic injuries, class plaintiffs, light industrial producers of various products, web-based companies, and various nonprofit and religious corporations.
Ralph handled Plaintiff personal injury and business tort cases through trial and appeal. He represented agricultural cooperatives, oil companies and ancillary subcontracting companies to the oil industry, developers, banks and local businesses. Ralph’s more recent law practice is decided weighted in real estate matters, particularly cases involving title claims, nondisclosure or purchase/sale.
Ralph was interested in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) early in his career. A founding director of the Christian Conciliation Service of San Diego, Inc. (1982), He sought to resolve disputes between persons of faith within their faith institutions through mediation and binding arbitration. Ralph taught a 7-week Conflict-Resolution course at Mount Soledad Presbyterian Church in La Jolla, California.