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Litigation and trial attorney, with a focus on real estate, including title & construction disputes, eviction, other landlord-tenant, neighbor disputes.Litigation and trial attorney for contract and business disputes.Representation in tax controversies - audits and tax litigation.Estate and Probate Planning and Litigation.CPA, registered investment adviser, real estate broker, insurance agent - overall business consultant & prospective Board member, qualified for audit committee.
In excess of $6.4 million in settlement and judgment value.100% Success rate at trial and on appeal.Among the most successful results of any IRS examination of any complex international transfer pricing issue, ever. Transfer pricing issues are the largest dollar value tax issues.More than $10.0 bn in Wall Street IPO, high yield, and M&A transactions.Consistent track record of public market realized gains and income.30 years of excelling in various careers & roles.
2015. Golden Gate. LLM. 4.0 GPA. Outstanding LLM Student Award.2014. Golden Gate. JD. 3.8+ GPA. Class Rank #2.2009 - 2011. CCSF, CSM, Skyline College technical courses in real estate and tax [no degree].1995. Rollins. MBA Studies, Concentration in finance & accounting [no degree].1992. Duke. BA major in economics.2015 - Present. Broomfield Law, a solo real estate, business & tax litigation firm.2012 - 2023. Economist. IRS. Exam & valuation of large business international tax transactions & M&A.2005 - 2011. Contract accountant & SEC reporting manager.1997 - 2004. Various Wall Street positions, including ING, SoundView, Interxion and J. Broomfield & Sons.1993 - 1995. ESL Teacher, Madrid, Spain.
Ted Broomfield Law and CPA
A solo litigation, business, trust & estate attorney, tax & investment advisor, with a long track record of success.
Telephone: (415) 483-0871
Email: info@tedbroomfield.com
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