William Stanger

Attorney William F. Stanger, of the Law Office of William Stanger, in San Jose, California.  A top-ranked litigation attorney with more than nine years of legal experience and a further nine years of commercial real estate development experience, Mr. Stanger provides cost-effective legal representation, candid advice and personal service to clients from the Peninsula, through the South Bay, to the East Bay and the Monterey Bay counties; primarily:

· Construction litigation (owners and contractors, residential and commercial)

· Real Estate litigation (HOA disputes, seller fraud, property insurance, trespass, nuisance, trees & fences)

· Title disputes (easements, boundary lines, title insurance, quiet title, clouds on title)

· Land use & zoning (code enforcement)

Mr. Stanger has gained a strong reputation for candid advice and cost-effective service.  He regularly represents the rights and interests of a diverse range of clients (local businesses and individuals) in litigation, pre-litigation and alternative dispute resolution matters.  His former careers in commercial real estate development and designing real-estate related software has made him especially popular with clients in the South Bay and the Peninsula.

Among his legal credentials, Mr. Stanger earned a certificate in environmental law from the University of California, Davis School of Law, and he clerked at the California Energy Commission, the State Water Resources Control Board, the California Attorney General's Office, and the Law Revision Commission.

Mr. Stanger earned his Juris Doctor in 2014 from the University of California Davis School of Law, and passed the bar on his first attempt.  While in law school, he served as editor-in-chief of the UC Davis Business Law Journal, he helped establish the Law Student Association's Budget Policy Advisory Committee, and he won the Doremus/Anthon Environmental Law Writing Prize.  Mr. Stanger is an alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania's Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology, where he earned dual bachelor's degrees in economics and computer science in 2002.