
LOS ANGELES – April 14, 2026 – Frandzel Robins Bloom & Csato, L.C. announced today its selection in the Chambers Spotlight California 2026 guide. The firm is ranked for Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Los Angeles, marking the second consecutive year it has received this prestigious ranking.
A Chambers Spotlight ranking is awarded after thorough, independent research that identifies exceptional small- and mid-size law firms across the state. Firm listings are based on thousands of attorney and client interviews designed to identify law firms and lawyers that demonstrate the top technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, diligence, commitment and other qualities most valued by clients.
“We are honored to be recognized by Chambers once again,” says Managing Shareholder Hemal Master. “It is a direct reflection of the trust our clients place in us and the talent and dedication of our team.”
Frandzel’s practices focus primarily on real estate, commercial finance and business transactions. Their practice is especially known for representing banks, commercial lenders, private credit providers and real estate investors in complex secured lending and workout matters. They also advise developers and business clients on acquisitions, dispositions and a range of transactional and dispute-related issues in the real estate and finance space.
The firm was recognized as a “Top Law Firm” in 2025 by Los Angeles Times and named a Best Law Firm® 2025 by Best Lawyers®.
Frandzel is a Chambers California Spotlight–ranked law firm providing strategic legal counsel and litigation services to financial institutions and businesses. For more than three decades, the firm’s attorneys have delivered proven results and practical business insight to help clients achieve their objectives. Frandzel is recognized for its highly responsive service, enduring client relationships, and solutions that are both effective and pragmatic.

LOS ANGELES – April 3, 2026
Frandzel Robins Bloom & Csato, L.C. announced today that Shareholder Brett McClure is recognized as a “Leading Commercial Litigator” by the Daily Journal in its 2026 special feature. “The attorneys featured here have built careers on bet-the-company cases — with outcomes that matter for their clients, their industries and the law itself,” states the publication. “Honorees were selected based on impact, professional contribution, public service and a commitment to reflecting the diversity of California’s legal community.”
With 25 years of courtroom experience, McClure’s practice focuses on resolving high-stakes commercial disputes for both plaintiffs and defendants. As lead trial counsel, he has successfully managed numerous high-profile cases, including real estate disputes, trade secret litigation, and complex breach-of-contract claims for and against major corporations.
McClure’s strategic approach and courtroom acumen have consistently delivered favorable outcomes for clients navigating the most complex and consequential commercial conflicts. In a recent national arbitration involving dozens of counsel, McClure leveraged his extensive trial experience to steer the matter toward a successful resolution. “Learning how to approach all stakeholders was crucial to a successful outcome,” McClure reflected in the feature. “It’s important that you maintain your credibility and civility while still pushing through to get the result you envision.”
This recognition from the Daily Journal follows McClure’s recent recognition in the 2026 edition of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Litigators in America,” further cementing his reputation as a premier advocate in the national legal landscape.
Frandzel is a Chambers California Spotlight–ranked law firm providing strategic legal counsel and litigation services to financial institutions and businesses. For more than three decades, the firm’s attorneys have delivered proven results and practical business insight to help clients achieve their objectives. Frandzel is recognized for its highly responsive service, enduring client relationships, and solutions that are both effective and pragmatic.