Fauver, Large, Archbald & Spray LLP
Your Local Business Law Firm
Fauver, Large, Archbald & Spray LLP is one of California’s leading law firms – strategic and practical in approach, effective in results. We partner with our clients to realize their goals and achieve success!
We listen. We learn and understand our clients’ needs, desires, businesses, industries, and communities. We adhere to high client service protocols, which allow us to timely, creatively and proactively solve complex business and individual legal matters through a dedicated legal team.
We enjoy the practice of law. We are passionate about what we do for the benefit of our clients. Our attorneys are experienced professionals; they are as comfortable negotiating transactions with complex business and tax terms as with litigating or implementing alternative dispute resolutions. Firm’s specialties include:
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With over 50 years of experience, we are trusted advisors to over 300 businesses from agriculture to restaurants to technology. We regularly appear before administrative and governmental bodies as well as California’s state and federal courts.
To find out more about our approach to legal issues and strategies, please contact us. We serve the California Central Coast from our office in downtown Santa Barbara. Our clients take us throughout the world with their legal affairs.
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February 2021 On November 3rd, Californians voted by a slim margin to pass Proposition 19, the Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families, and Victims of Wildfire and Natural Disasters Act (“Prop 19”). Prop 19 [...]
Good Business Habits Help Prevent Litigation
December 2020 We love to help clients start and grow successful businesses, bring ideas to market and create value. We also love to help client protect what they have built. One of the ways [...]
Legal Alert: Real Estate And Land Use Insight – California Continues to Advance “Housing First” Legislation
November 2020 At the start of this legislative session, the California Legislature seemed primed to pass bills that would have significantly impacted housing production and regulation. However, due to the wide-ranging impacts of COVID-19, [...]
