William B. Treitler

William B. TreitlerWilliam B. Treitler is the senior partner and co-founder of the firm. He attended Florida State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in accounting, and the University of Illinois, College of Law, earning a Juris Doctorate in 1969. Mr. Treitler is licensed to practice law in the states of California and Nevada.

Mr. Treitler's practice includes a full range of matters affecting small to medium-sized businesses, including formation of business entities, tax planning, purchase and sale of businesses, maintenance of corporate formalities, and contractual matters and disputes. Mr. Treitler serves as general counsel for a number of small to medium-sized businesses.

Mr. Treitler is a member of the Estate Planning Council of San Diego and has been involved in Estate Planning and Probate work since 1971.
Education
  • Florida State University, B.S., Accounting, 1964
  • University of Illinois College of Law, Juris Doctorate, 1969

Bar Admissions
  • State Bar of California
  • State Bar of Nevada
  • United States District Court for Southern District of California
  • United States District Court for Central District of California
  • United States District Court for Eastern District of California
  • United States District Court for District of Nevada
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth District
  • United States Tax Court
  • Supreme Court of the United States

Legal Employment History
  • 1971 to 1973, Associate, Hewitt & Shaw, San Diego, CA
  • 1974 to 1978, Partner, McDade & Treitler, San Diego, CA
  • 1979 to 1998, Partner, Treitler & Montisano, San Diego, CA
  • 1999 to Present, Partner, Treitler & Hager, LLP, San Diego, CA

Professional Memberships
  • 1971 to Present, Member of San Diego County Bar Association
  • 1975 to Present Estate Planning Council of San Diego

Publications/Speaking Engagements
  • "Taxable Expenditures," The Journal of Taxation, June, 1971
  • “Taxable Expenditures,” Southwestern Legal Foundation, Dallas, Texas, 1972
  • “Taxable Expenditures,” Arkansas Federal Tax Institute, 1972