Max Martinez focuses on real estate, land use, and environmental law. He is experienced in performing legal research and drafting legal documents related to commercial real estate transactions, land use, and development issues throughout the State of California. His experience includes assisting clients throughout the commercial real estate transactional process, review and advice regarding land use and development-related issues, assisting in California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) administration and litigation, as well as filings for the California Public Utilities Commission's administrative hearings.

Bar Admissions

• California

Education
J.D., University of San Francisco School of Law (2021)
B.S., University of Southern California (2012)

Professional Associations

• Member, Bar Association of San Francisco
• Member, California Lawyers Association â?? Environmental & Real Estate Law Sections
• U.S. Green Building Council, Certified LEED Green Associate

"City of Salinas' Ordinance Violates Federal Religious Land Use Protections Because it Treats Theaters and Places of Religious Assembly Differently," Land Use Law Alert (March 2022)