San Francisco, the picturesque "City by the Bay," has long been known as home to major corporations and international financial institutions, and gateway to the Pacific Rim. In the past two decades, the Bay Area, including the nearby "Silicon Valley" cities of San Jose and Palo Alto, has emerged as a global leader in the high-technology and new media industries. In recent years, San Francisco has taken advantage of these assets to become an important biotechnology and research center.
Similarly, Epstein Becker Green's San Francisco office has built on the firm's prestigious reputation and extensive resources to provide regional clients, as well as national clients with business interests on the West Coast, a broad spectrum of legal services to meet their ever-evolving needs. Working closely with its sister office in Los Angeles, and drawing on the capabilities of the firm's nine other offices across the country, our San Francisco office provides Epstein Becker Green's regional and multi-sited clients with both the prompt, personal service they would expect only from a small firm and the level of experience and talent that is typically the domain of a national practice.
Our San Francisco attorneys advise and represent Fortune 500 and other companies in the firm's national practice areas: Labor and Employment, Health Care and Life Sciences, Corporate Services, Litigation and Employee Benefits. Clients in such diverse industries as health care, high-technology, and finance also rely on members of our San Francisco office for their extensive experience in such specialty practice areas as ERISA, immigration, antitrust, trade secrets, and securities law.
Our San Francisco attorneys are sought-after lecturers and prolific authors. They also are actively involved in the community, from serving as a member of a government task force on medical group solvency to serving on the boards of business, civic, and philanthropic organizations, including the Fort Mason Foundation, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the Family Service Agency of San Francisco, and the Advisory Council of the San Francisco Salvation Army.
Our attorneys' knowledge of, and involvement in, California and the Bay Area community enhances their ability to anticipate legal and business trends of particular importance to regional clients. The San Francisco office also regularly holds briefings to apprise clients of significant developments in the law and to provide them with the opportunity to meet informally with our attorneys and discuss their concerns.
For inquiries:
Steven R. Blackburn
San Francisco Managing Shareholder
Main Phone: 415/398-3500
sblackburn@ebglaw.com
Transportation
Taxicabs:
Luxor: 415.282.4141
Yellow: 415.333.3333
Veterans: 415.648.1313
DeSoto: 415.970.1300
Waiting taxis can be found across the street at 101 California and also half a block away at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Public Transportation:
Within San Francisco: MUNI (San Francisco Municipal Railway) - 415.673.6864
; Fare: Adults, $1.50; Seniors and Youth (5-17), $0.50. www.sfmuni.com.
San Francisco to the East and South Bay: The Bay Area Rapid Transit ("BART") system connects San Francisco to the East and South Bay, and San Francisco and Oakland International Airports. For station and schedule information, go to www.bart.gov or call 415.989.2278
.
Airport Connections:
BART from San Francisco International Airport: The BART AirTrain station is located in the International Terminal, Level 3. The train runs every 15 minutes beginning at 4:06 a.m, with the last train leaving SFO at 11:46 p.m. Please follow this link: http://www.bart.gov/guide/airport/sfo.asp for maps, schedules and other information. One-way fare to downtown San Francisco is $5.15. Leave the train at Embarcadero Station, take the Front Street/Drumm Street exit, which will out at the back of the One California Street building. Please make sure you have picture identification to present to the desk agent so that he/she can give you access to the floor without delay. EBG is on the 26th Floor.
BART from Oakland International Airport: At the Ground Transportation area, board the AirBART shuttle to the Coliseum/Oakland International Airport station. Fare is $2.00 for adults, $0.50 for seniors, children (to 11 years) and disabled persons. Please follow this link: http://www.bart.gov/guide/airport/oak.asp# for the shuttle schedule and other valuable information. At the Coliseum station, board the BART train to San Francisco/Daly City or San Francisco/Millbrae. One-way fare to downtown San Francisco is $3.15. Leave the train at Embarcadero Station, take the Front Street/Drumm Street exit, which comes out at the back of One California Street. Please make sure you have picture identification to present to the desk agent so that he/she can give you access to the floor without delay. EBG is on the 26th Floor.
Transportation
Taxicabs:
Luxor: 415.282.4141
Yellow: 415.333.3333
Veterans: 415.648.1313
DeSoto: 415.970.1300
Waiting taxis can be found across the street at 101 California and also half a block away at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Public Transportation:
Within San Francisco: MUNI (San Francisco Municipal Railway) - 415.673.6864
; Fare: Adults, $1.50; Seniors and Youth (5-17), $0.50. www.sfmuni.com.
San Francisco to the East and South Bay: The Bay Area Rapid Transit ("BART") system connects San Francisco to the East and South Bay, and San Francisco and Oakland International Airports. For station and schedule information, go to www.bart.gov or call 415.989.2278
.
Airport Connections:
BART from San Francisco International Airport: The BART AirTrain station is located in the International Terminal, Level 3. The train runs every 15 minutes beginning at 4:06 a.m, with the last train leaving SFO at 11:46 p.m. Please follow this link: http://www.bart.gov/guide/airport/sfo.asp for maps, schedules and other information. One-way fare to downtown San Francisco is $5.15. Leave the train at Embarcadero Station, take the Front Street/Drumm Street exit, which will out at the back of the One California Street building. Please make sure you have picture identification to present to the desk agent so that he/she can give you access to the floor without delay. EBG is on the 26th Floor.
BART from Oakland International Airport: At the Ground Transportation area, board the AirBART shuttle to the Coliseum/Oakland International Airport station. Fare is $2.00 for adults, $0.50 for seniors, children (to 11 years) and disabled persons. Please follow this link: http://www.bart.gov/guide/airport/oak.asp# for the shuttle schedule and other valuable information. At the Coliseum station, board the BART train to San Francisco/Daly City or San Francisco/Millbrae. One-way fare to downtown San Francisco is $3.15. Leave the train at Embarcadero Station, take the Front Street/Drumm Street exit, which comes out at the back of One California Street. Please make sure you have picture identification to present to the desk agent so that he/she can give you access to the floor without delay. EBG is on the 26th Floor.