Victor A. Bullock
Victor A. Bullock
Senior Trial Attorney
Experience
- Judicial extern to the late Hon. Robert M. Takasugi, US District Court in Los Angeles, and the late Hon. Irving Shimer of the Los Angeles County Superior Court
- Served as outside counsel for public agencies, including municipalities, counties, and schools
- Represented large corporations in contractual and commercial litigation disputes
- Handled dozens of arbitrations and trials, authored papers, and conducted speaking engagements
Education and Qualifications:
University of California, Hastings Law School (graduate)
Undergraduate education at UCLA
Areas of Expertise
- His practice experience includes litigating commercial, construction, labor/employment, tort claims, intellectual property, and real estate disputes.
- In his practice, Victor has served as outside counsel for public agencies, including municipalities, counties and schools.
frequency and questions
Victor A.Bullock employs a comprehensive approach to probate litigation, using his extensive experience in trial law, mediation, and arbitration to fiercely advocate for his clients' best interests in complex probate disputes and estate matters.
Victor A. Bullock has handled a wide variety of probate cases, including contested wills and trusts, disputes over estate administration, guardianship and conservatorship proceedings, and matters involving financial elder abuse.
Victor A. Bullock expertise in business law and start-ups enables him to better understand the intricacies of estate planning and probate disputes involving business assets and interests. This allows him to provide effective legal representation to clients with complex estates or business-related probate matters.
Victor A. Bullock unique blend of experience in trial law, negotiation, and business representation allows him to provide a comprehensive and strategic approach to probate matters. He is known for fiercely advocating for his clients while employing his negotiation skills to resolve disputes, protect assets, and achieve the best possible outcomes in complex probate cases.
