Litigation Attorney

Ryan W. Young

San Juan Capistrano, CA

Licensed in 1 State

About Ryan

Ryan W. Young is a co-founder of the OC Trial Group and acts as one of the primary Trial attorneys. Mr. Young represents individual and corporate clients throughout the state of California. Mr. Young’s litigation career is rooted in his national law firm experience where he litigated on behalf of the 15th largest law firm in the country. He brings this “big law” experience to OC Trial Group to efficiently resolve matters for our clients. Mr. Young focuses his practice on the representation of clients in trust administration, pre-litigation trust disputes, trust litigation, real estate, and business matters. Mr. Young prosecutes and defends actions on behalf of individual and corporate trustees in the exercise of their fiduciary duties. He has also advised trustees regarding their duties and obligations when administering trusts holding high net-worth assets, including their roles as corporate shareholders, directors, and officers. He has also advised trustees regarding their duties and obligations when administering trusts holding high net-worth assets, including their roles as corporate shareholders, directors, and officers. He also represents clients to protect their rights as beneficiaries. Mr. Young has successfully advised clients regarding the distribution of trust assets involving residential and commercial real estate, businesses, and complex financial issues involving many beneficiaries with conflicting interests. Mr. Young has also represented individuals and businesses, including multi-national corporations in a variety of litigated matters, including personal injury, intellectual property, real estate, corporate governance, construction, employment law, product liability, general liability, commercial litigation, and governmental liability. Although Mr. Young has a breadth of litigation experience in state and federal courts involving complex and class action matters, he takes pride in helping clients identify opportunities for strategic resolution of their matters to avoid costly and protracted litigation.