Meghan Murphey practices insolvency law, business and real estate litigation, and intellectual property litigation. Meghan has extensive experience at all stages of litigation, including trials, in both state and federal courts. Meghan practiced for ten years in large international law firms before opening Murphey & Murphey, to provide her clients more personalized and cost-effective representation.
Meghan primarily represents the interests of financial institutions, creditors, buyers, sellers, property owners, and landlords, in a variety of litigation and bankruptcy proceedings and in connection with collateral foreclosures, evictions, collections, loan workouts, and loan documentation. She specializes in creditors’ rights and has worked successfully to obtain favorable results for lenders both in and out of court.
Meghan has handled a variety of cases, including contract and ownership disputes, real estate litigation, unlawful detainer actions, cases alleging lender liability and sham guaranty defenses, creditor suits, collection actions, liquidations and dissolutions, and bankruptcy disputes. Meghan’s bankruptcy court experience includes representation of creditors and other interest holders in contested confirmation, valuation, asset sale, and relief from stay proceedings, as well as adversary proceedings, including objection to discharge, non-dischargeability, and fraudulent transfer actions.
Meghan also specializes in business and intellectual property disputes. She regularly litigates trademarks, trade dress, copyrights, and patents, both seeking enforcement of those rights and defending against claims of infringement. Meghan also litigates claims for misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair business practices, interference with business relations, and breach of contract.
Meghan also has extensive appellate experience, representing clients in front of the Ninth Circuit and Federal Circuit and in various California state courts of appeal. She has obtained favorable results for her clients on appeal, including in two cases that resulted in published, precedential opinions: (1) Zachary v. California Bank & Trust, 811 F.3d 1191 (9th Cir. 2016); and (2) Internet Patents Corp. v. Active Network, Inc., 790 F.3d 1343 (Fed. Cir. 2015).
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