January 22, 2019 Update:

The California State Bar filed an application to take over Albert Boasberg's law practice. The application states in part:

- Albert Loeb Boesberg was admitted to practice law on January 18, 1961.

- He was suspended by the State Bar on October 9, 2018.

- Boasberg was convicted of two felony counts per Penal Code 368(e) and two counts per section 550(b)(2).

- Albert Boasberg has been in jail since October 2018.

- He was sentenced on January 11, 2019, to two years in state prison.

TOM TANG VS. WAI CHI YU

Summary:

Attorney Albert Boasberg represents the defendant. Plaintiff served written questions and requests for documents for defendant to answer.

The court ordered attorney Albert Boasberg, personally, to pay $1260 in sanctions, and for his client to provide responses to discovery, including responses that were date, and documents that were legible.



From the Judge and Court File:

This is an employment case involving a failure to pay wages and violations of various labor code rules. Attorney Albert Boasberg represented the defendant.

Plaintiff served discovery consisting of written questions to be answered and a request for documents to be produced. Ultimately, plaintiff had to file a motion to compel.

The judge said the motion to compel was not opposed by Boasberg.

The ruling indicates Boasberg's client had provided initial responses, but they were not dated. The judge ordered attorney Boasberg's client to provide a completed verification authenticating the discovery responses.

The judge's ruling ordered defendant to provide documents that were legible, and complete responses as required by the California Code of Civil Procedure.

The judge also ordered further responses to various discovery requests.

Finally, the judge ruled "Defendant and Defendant's counsel are ordered to pay sanctions of $1,260.00 to Plaintiff."

The tentative ruling was confirmed as the final order of the judge.

Would you hire Albert Boasberg to be your attorney?

No, and Mr. Boasberg is not going to be an attorney much longer in any event.

The California State Bar reports that attorney Albert Boasberg has been practicing since 1961. With almost 60 years of practice he should be in his 80s and is one of the oldest attorneys in California.

In our opinion, we absolutely would never hire Albert Boasberg for anything. A brief search online shows he claims to be a family law, personal injury, and criminal law attorney. With this case, apparently an employment law attorney too. In our view this type of scattershot cases suggests an attorney willing to take anything without regard to their expertise.

An online search found many complaints with comments that Boasberg is a thief, evasive, deceitful, and going to prison. We found this article noting he admitted to embezzling $500,000 from a 92 year old woman and her disabled son. In our opinion Albert Boasberg is a despicable human being.



The article and crimes Albert Boasberg committed speak for themselves.

Albert Boasberg was admitted to the California Bar in 1961. Bar Number 31205.

333 Gellert Boulevard, Suite 207
Daly City, California 94015

Law School: Yale

Sanctions are Recoverable as a Judgment - Analysis of the little known fact that sanctions awarded in a lawsuit can be enforced as their own separate judgment. Surprise someone by putting a lien on their bank account, home, wages, etc.