James Wagstaffe: How to Hire an Attorney

In this episode, Bruce Bean delves into the illustrious career of James Wagstaffe, a prominent figure in the legal landscape with over 40 years of experience. James discusses notable cases, his approach to law, and his insights into real estate and family law disputes.

Episode Highlights:

• High-Profile Cases: James shares his experiences representing prestigious clients like the New Yorker Magazine in libel suits and arguing before the California Supreme Court.
• Real Estate Law: Insights into significant real estate cases, including a landmark $50 million lawsuit involving rent control ordinances.
• Family Law and Disputes: James discusses the complexities of family-related legal disputes, offering advice on how to handle estrangement and inheritance issues effectively.
• Career Advice: Tips on hiring a lawyer and understanding the nuances of contingency fees and legal contracts.

Guest Bio: James Wagstaffe is an esteemed lawyer with extensive experience in high-profile legal battles and a respected lecturer on legal issues. He recently served as the chair of the Federal Judicial Centers Foundation appointed by Chief Justice John Roberts.

Closing Thoughts: Bruce and James provide a compelling look into the intricacies of law and the personal experiences that shape a successful legal career. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the convergence of law and real estate.

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