Chad Wilcox
Chad Wilcox has spent 30 years litigating complex real estate disputes, building a reputation as trial counsel that clients call when the stakes — and the exposure — are highest. His practice covers the disputes that arise across the property lifecycle: title and boundary disputes, broker and agency claims, landlord-tenant and lease enforcement litigation, construction and development disputes, lender liability, and partnership and joint venture breakdowns.
Chad also defends professionals whose careers, licenses, and reputations are under attack — attorneys, real estate brokers, property managers, mortgage brokers, investors, auctioneers, corporate directors and officers, and appraisers facing malpractice claims, licensing board actions, and professional liability litigation, where he understands these cases are rarely just about money. That same high-exposure focus extends to healthcare and human services litigation, where he has defended physicians, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, adult residential facilities, and drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities in wrongful death claims and other catastrophic-exposure matters that combine sympathetic facts with significant damages.
That courtroom skill is central to how Chad practices. His trial strategy and his ability to communicate with and connect to jurors give clients real leverage — often long before a case ever reaches a verdict, because insurers and opposing counsel know Chad is prepared to try the case if a fair resolution isn't offered. A University of Southern California graduate, Chad brings the same "Fight On" mentality to the courtroom that defines the firm: the resolve to keep fighting for a client, case after case, regardless of the odds.
