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Mark V. Isola

Mark V. Isola received his law degree in 1991 from the University of California at Davis School of Law where he was Executive Editor of the U.C. Davis Law Review.  He received his undergraduate degree in Political Science at Santa Clara University and studied in the Foreign Studies Program in London, England.  Mr. Isola previously practiced in the area of Commercial Litigation at the San Jose office of Berliner Cohen and as a bankruptcy attorney at the San Jose firm of Binder & Malter.  Mr. Isola represented the Chapter 7 Trustee in In re Rufener Construction, Inc., 53 F.3d 1064 (9th Cir. 1995).  He frequently speaks at seminars involving creditors' rights issues, such as foreclosure of real and personal property and collection of judgments. Mr. Isola is a member of the State Bar of California, Santa Clara County Bar Association, Bay Area Bankruptcy Forum, and American Inns of Court, and is on the Board of Directors of the St. Thomas More Society of Santa Clara County.

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A representative list of appellate decisions in which Mr. Isola has been involved includes:

Ferre v. Ferre (2005) First DCA No. A104704 (Representing Plaintiff and Respondent Henry Ferre in elder abuse and fraud case as co-counsel on appeal; judgment in favor of Henry Ferre affirmed).

Frog Creek Partners, LLC v. Vance Brown, Inc. (2006) First DCA No. A111059 (Representing Plaintiff and Respondent Frog Creek Partners, LLC in breach of contract and fraud action involving general contractor’s attempt to enforce arbitration clause and avoid a trial by jury; Order denying motion to compel arbitration in favor of Frog Creek affirmed).

In re Rasmussen (1994) N.D.Cal. Case No. C-94-0180 [1994 WL 284971] (Representing Secured Creditors and Respondents in action to obtain sanctions against Debtors and their counsel for abuse of the bankruptcy system in attempting to stop Creditors' foreclosure and unlawful detainer; sanctions affirmed on appeal).  

In re Rufener Construction, Inc. (9th Cir. 1995) 53 F.3d 1004 (Representing Chapter 7 Trustee).