Roy E. Ogden
Partner
Attorney Profile
Roy Ogden is a business lawyer and partner in Ogden & Fricks LLP. Mr. Ogden’s practice is largely devoted to real estate, construction and business litigation. He also handles probate and trust litigation matters. Mr. Ogden has had over fifty state and federal trials including over twenty jury trials, handled several successful appeals before the State Court of Appeals, the State Supreme Court, the United States Supreme Court and several binding arbitrations. Mr. Ogden also counsels clients on land use and planning issues and regularly appears before local governmental agencies. Mr. Ogden also drafts and negotiates contracts and other documents in connection with real estate matters, construction projects and business transactions.
Mr. Ogden received his bachelor of science degree in Aeronautics from San Jose State University and received his law degree from UCLA School of Law. He has been practicing law since 1986, when he worked at an L.A. based firm formerly known as Wyman, Bautzer, Kuchel & Silbert. In 1989, Mr. Ogden moved to San Luis Obispo and joined the law firm of Sinsheimer, Schiebelhut & Baggett, where he became a partner. In 1997, he left to start his own firm.
Mr. Ogden is a member of the San Luis Obispo and Los Angeles County Bar Associations and has served on the Board of Directors for the San Luis Obispo Bar Association. Mr. Ogden is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in California and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Ogden is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, an organization where membership is available only by invitation to experienced trial counsel.
Press & Public Decisions
- Martin v. Van Bergen
- Eucasia v. DW August
- The troubled times of Al Moriarty – New Times SLO
- From The Bench To The Box – SLO Tribune
- Santa Margarita Ranch LLC Loses Lawsuit – New Times SLO
- The Latest Development At Santa Margarita Ranch – New Times SLO
- Shut Down For Speaking Up – New Times SLO
- Elderly woman brings $50,000 lawsuit against G.B. – Santa Maria Times
- Clapping Juror Following Closing Argument Is Not Prejudicial – California Appellate Law Blog
- What Is The Sound Of One Juror Clapping? – Deliberations Law Blog
- Blackburn VS. Charnley
- Bandana Trading Company VS. Quality Infusion Care