
Ryan Coyne
Attorney at Law
California
CA
"Really helpful and patient"
About
Ryan received his law degree from The University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law after obtaining a bachelor's degree in Law and… read more Society, and in Sociology (double major) from the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB). He is licensed to practice law in the state of California.
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Client Reviews
"Really helpful and patient"
"Ryan’s counsel guidance was so helpful. During commercial lease negotiations. I recommend him."
"Ryan did a great job on my self Storage agreement. He also helped me understand the California self Storage law."
"Ryan was extremely helpful throughout the process. Even before we formally engaged, he took the time to clearly explain what was and was not legally feasible within the scope of my matter. He helped develop a practical strategy that aligned with my objectives, while providing thoughtful, knowledgeable, and realistic legal guidance. I appreciated his professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to set clear expectations from the outset."
"Ryan was a pleasure to work with. He was knowledgeable, responsive, and professional, and he delivered high-quality work while keeping me informed every step of the way. I appreciated his honesty, attention to detail, and practical guidance. I would gladly work with him again and highly recommend his services."
"I highly recommend Ryan Coyne. He created new Privacy Policy and Terms of Service documents that cover new feature launches for my service. He was very clear about what was needed and handled everything promptly. Thank you Ryan!"
Work History
Law Offices of Marie C. Sheehy
Senior Associate
Jun 2013 - Present
Entity formation, all types including 501(c)(3) nonprofit with IRS tax exemption. Commercial real estate purchase/ sale agreements and commercial leases, drafting, negotiating, and redlining. Commercial contract, drafting, negotiating, and redlining. Estate planning and probate. Catastrophic injury/ wrongful death.