Franklin | Soto LLP - San Diego Insurance Recovery Attorneys

Franklin | Soto LLP is a San Diego-based boutique law firm that focuses on business tort litigation and insurance recovery. We are committed to delivering our clients first-rate legal representation through (1) exceptional judgment and counseling; (2) clear, succinct, and persuasive written work product, oral advocacy, and trial advocacy; and (3) unrivaled accessibility and responsiveness.

Insurance Coverage Analysis

For many, if not most, policyholders, reading insurance policies is like navigating a sophisticated labyrinth – it can be a daunting task. For this reason, it is not uncommon for even the most sophisticated policyholder to avoid reading its policy and instead rely on its insurer to correctly advise as to the available coverage.

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Insurance Coverage/Bad Faith Litigation

The lawyers at Franklin | Soto LLP are committed to holding insurance companies accountable when they wrongfully deny coverage or act unreasonably in handling a claim. Our attorneys have prosecuted breach of contract claims involving coverage denials under various types of insurance policies.

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White Collar Criminal Defense

The attorneys at Franklin | Soto LLP have significant experience in the handling of white collar criminal matters that make them well-prepared to assist clients in multiple and/or parallel proceedings from the inception of an investigation through trial in a cohesive and efficient manner.

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Business Tort Litigation

The attorneys at Franklin | Soto LLP have significant experience litigating and trying business tort claims on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants. These disputes arise out of commercial transactions and relationships involving securities, real estate, healthcare, and professional services, among other things. The most common business tort claims include fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, unfair competition, civil conspiracy and/or RICO, negligent misrepresentation, tortious interference with contract, and breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.

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