Eric Nixdorf has over twenty years of experience as an attorney, real estate investor and small businessman.  He previously was the managing partner, bankruptcy department head, and primary litigator for a statewide California tax law firm as well as the CEO of a successful real estate investment company based in San Francisco.

Eric was the principal attorney for a number of prominent tax, bankruptcy and real estate litigation cases, including Tull v. U.S., 69 F. 3d 394 (9th Cir. 1995) which defined "voluntary" payments to the IRS, restricting the IRS's ability to re-designate payments made by taxpayers.  Eric has also represented a number of local celebrities and business leaders.

Eric is one of the few tax attorneys in the country who is also a licensed real estate broker, certified bankruptcy specialist and Harvard Business School trained.  He regularly teaches continuing education courses to other attorneys and legal professionals and seminars for real estate professionals.