88 Kearny Street
10th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone: 415.788.1900
Fax: 415.393.8087
Mr. Fellner represents individual and corporate clients throughout California. He meets his client's goals with an eye toward efficiency and results while delivering to his clients the highest degree of professionalism, ethics, and intellectual honesty. Mr. Fellner is a skilled litigator who excels in both oral and written advocacy. He is also experienced with corporate formation and governance. His approachable style and good instincts have consistently proven as asset to resolving complex cases and in negotiated transactions. He is proactive, decisive and direct in communicating valuable legal insights with his clients and recommending effective strategies toward reaching each of his client's unique set of goals. Prior to joining Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney, Mr. Fellner clerked as a legal research attorney for the Honorable Peter J. Busch in the San Francisco Superior Court’s Law & Motion Department.
Mr. Fellner is a member of the State Bar of California and American Bar Association. He is an American Board of Trial Advocates (A.B.O.T.A.) Trial College Fellow. He serves as a Commissioner of the City of Millbrae's Parks & Recreation Commission and has volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) to represent the best interests of abused and neglected children in the San Francisco Juvenile Dependency Court system. Mr. Fellner also serves as a board member for the California Water Law Symposium.
Legal Malpractice Update by Jason E. Fellner, published January 18, 2010 on www.mpbf.com.
“Ethical Guidelines for Maintaining a Successful Practice,” by Timothy J. Halloran and Jason E, Fellner presented in December 2010.
“Calif.’s Prop 65: Is It Worth the Fight?,” by Jason E. Fellner and Steven A. Kronenberg, published on November 2, 2009 in Law360 – the newswire for business lawyers (www.law360.com).
“Lawyers are Hungry – Too Hungry, Perhaps,” by Timothy J. Halloran and Jason E. Fellner, published in the June 15, 2009 issue of the National Law Journal.