Your Local Business Law Firm
Buynak, Fauver, 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 at info@bfaslaw.com. We serve the California Central Coast with offices in Santa Barbara and the Santa Ynez Valley. Our clients take us throughout the world with their legal affairs.
Redefining a Sale for California Real Property Transfer Tax
When real property changes hands, California imposes two separate taxes – the annual real property tax and a documentary transfer tax. The annual real property tax is reassessed to fair market value when a property [...]
Matal v. Tam: Disparaging Trademarks, Like THE SLANTS, Can Be Registered Trademarks
This case revolves around whether a trademark can be registered before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) even though the mark is disparaging. The Lanham Act prohibits the registration of many kinds of [...]
Cybersecurity and California’s Breach Notification Law
Cyber-attacks and data breaches have increased in recent years, creating risks for consumers and businesses alike. From 2012 to 2015, the California Office of the Attorney General (“Attorney General”) received reports of 657 data [...]
