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: Legal Pad | LATwo real estate attorneys join Luce Forward in the OC
By Jason Siegel
Attorneys Douglas Evertz and Steven Knoblock joined Luce Forward?s real estate practice in Orange County as partner and of counsel, respectively.
Evertz specializes in complex litigation matters in real estate, including eminent domain, inverse condemnation, land use, environmental, water and construction matters. He'll focus on these areas to counsel and direct private entities, developers and public agencies. Evertz was previously head of public law litigation at Newport Beach firm Stradling Yocca and has served as a judge pro tem appointed by the Orange County Superior Court.
Knoblock was previously assistant general counsel and senior vice president to Fidelity National Financial. Knoblock is a member of the San Clemente City Council and is on the Orange County Fire Authority's board of directors.
Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on February 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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