Mr. Fisher received his Jurisprudence Doctorate in May 1986 from Pepperdine University School of Law. He did his undergraduate studies at the University of California, Berkeley, double majoring and receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and another BA in Spanish Literature in June 1983. He also attended a year in Spain at the Universidad Complutense, Facultad de Leyes. He received honors as a member of U.C. Berkeley Honors Student Society, the National Hispanic Honor Society, Sigma Delta Pi Honor Society, Alpha Lambda Delta Scholarship Society and Dean’s List.
Mr. Fisher has a diverse and rich background in business and real estate law. Over the past 35+ years, Mr. Fisher has arranged and orchestrated complex real estate and business transactions, including mergers and acquisitions of publicly and privately held companies. He has extensive experience in the negotiation, financing and drafting of long-term commercial leases for both private and publicly-held companies. Mr. Fisher serves as a real estate foreclosure trustee. He also has vast experience in acting as outside corporate counsel to real estate developers, general contractors, architects, engineers and others in the real estate industry.
Mr. Fisher also has substantial experience handling administrative hearings before the Department of Motor Vehicles, Bureau of Real Estate, Employment Development Department, and Department of Corporations. His practice involves the representation of escrow companies, real estate brokerage firms and affiliated businesses in licensing and compliance issues as well.
Mr. Fisher is considered by his peers as an expert in the secured collateral lending field. Mr. Fisher has represented hundreds of pawnbrokers, title pawn, pay day lenders and other consumer lenders, forming businesses (LLCs, LLPs, LPs, GPs, etc.), preparing leases, buy-sell agreements, stock purchase agreements, warrants, options and other on-going business agreements for collateral lenders. Mr. Fisher is legal counsel to members of the California Pawn Association which actively promotes the image of, and laws relating to, collateral lenders. Mr. Fisher represents these businesses in litigation issues arising out of the UCC and Financial Code, as well as in administrative hearings (licensing, police holds, and related administrative remedies.)
Mr. Fisher’s real estate work history includes: