Mony N.
7/10/2025
I want to give a big shoutout to Adam and his team, especially Ashlee, for helping my client through a very difficult tenant situation. My seller's husband had generously allowed "a friend" to...
Brewer Offord & Pedersen LLP
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2225 El Camino Real
Palo Alto, CA 94306
Brewer Offord & Pedersen LLP is a boutique real estate law firm located in Palo Alto, CA. With a team of experienced attorneys, they provide outstanding legal services and prioritize delivering a unique client experience. Specializing in real estate law, their practice areas include real estate agent representation, boundary disputes, commercial real estate, HOA disputes, title issues, and more.
With a focus on protecting and advancing the interests of their clients, Brewer Offord & Pedersen LLP handles all aspects of real estate transactions, from purchase and sale to investment and mediation. Their attorneys have extensive experience in resolving disputes, creating solutions, and providing legal counsel for both residential and commercial property owners. As a trusted firm in the heart of Silicon Valley, they are dedicated to delivering real value to their clients.
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Joe C.
9/13/2025
I was referred to Brewer, Offord, Pederson by a friend from church. From our initial consultation, Adam Pederson did not disappoint. He came to the consultation fully prepared and reviewed all the...
Sunny S.
9/19/2025
Adam is professional and reliable. I received great result with his help. I would recommend him to anyone wants to fight back deposit.
Naveen N.
1/10/2025
Sometime in August I had a very complicated situation pop up regarding the rental unit I used to live in. This involved multiple parties. I was concerned that this will ruin my reputation. I...
Martha Clark S.
6/24/2025
Sandee and Adam truly rescued us from a situation with a neighbor that really unnerved us. The quality of their delivery of information, without too much legalese, made it so much easier to figure...
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