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We specialize in Workers' Compensation and Personal Injury. As a law firm founded upon Christian principles, we will aggressively with integrity protect your legal interests and obtain just monetary compensation for your injuries.

We are passionate about fighting for our clients' rights. Call to speak directly to a criminal defense lawyer. We offer reduced pricing because we know times can be tough for our clients. We are an extremely responsive law firm, and we take pride in our work because we know what our clients are going through. We have experience handling both state AND federal cases, and we believe that experience and compassion for our clients is what makes us a great firm. We focus on results because that's what matters most at the end of the day. Call us to see how we can help you.

Southern California DUI Defense Attorney Kellee C. Parker graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from California State University, Long Beach in 2002.  Ms. Parker spent the next year serving as the Constituent Services Specialist for a local assemblymember.  In 2003 Ms. Parker went on to pursue her law degree at Chapman University School of Law where she graduated Cum Laude in May 2006.  While in law school, Ms. Parker served as a criminal defense law clerk for the firm of Buckner, Khouri, Chavos and Mirkovich and for the Office of the Orange County Public Defender.  As a law clerk for Buckner, Khouri, Chavos, and Mirkovich, Ms. Parker worked on the high profile federal public defender case that the public coined the Mexican Mafia trial for over one year.  Upon passing the bar in 2006, Ms. Parker became an associate of Buckner, Khouri, Chavos, and Mirkovich and was able to represent a number of different clients in the fields of criminal defense and administrative law.. Ms. Parker joined forces with a solo practitioner in 2007 where she spent two years practicing criminal defense with an emphasis on DUI defense.  Following Ms. Parker’s time with the solo practitioner, she opened the Parker Law Center, a criminal defense and DUI law practice.. Southern California DUI Lawyer Parker is licensed to practice within the State of California and the United States District Court, Central District.  Ms. Parker is a skilled DUI attorney and an aggressive advocate of clients’ rights. Southern California Defense Attorney Parker has successfully represented clients facing a variety of complex misdemeanor and felony DUI cases.  Ms. Parker is committed to preparing the best possible defense at both the Court and DMV processes.. In addition to fiercely defending her clients, Ms. Parker is also a Professor with the Criminal Justice Department at California State University, Long Beach where she teaches: criminal procedure, constitutional rights, and criminal court processes.. Ms. Parker has received a vast amount of training regarding drinking and driving issues.  She attends monthly seminars and dinners with topics including but not limited to: DMV hearings, jury trial, jury selection, breath testing devices, and closing arguments.. Southern California DUI Defense Attorney Parker has been qualified to administer Standardized Field Sobriety Tests by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (N.H.T.S.A.).  Additionally, DUI Lawyer Parker is a member of the California Dui Lawyers Association, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and California Attorneys for Criminal Justice.

Shannon E. Payne is a graduate of the University of La Verne College of Law in Ontario, California. She received her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Missouri, with a Minor in Hispanic Studies and a Certificate in Women and Gender Studies.. As an undergrad, Shannon interned at, and later worked for, Legal Advocates for Abused Women, which provides legal assistance to victims of domestic violence. While in law school, Shannon volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for the Los Angeles Dependency Court’s CASA program. During law school she worked for a medium-sized real estate firm and found she preferred a practice area that involved more client contact. After law school, Shannon worked for a boutique civil litigation firm, predominantly in Personal Injury Litigation and Family Law. This is where she was introduced to the benefits of small firm practice.  Since joining the California Bar Association, Shannon volunteers with the L.A. County Bar Association Domestic Violence Project as a Pro Bono Attorney, and started Payne Law Group.

Prior to founding Plager Shack LLP, Mr. Plager was the principal of Plager Law Offices, PC. Mr. Plager served as house counsel to a national metal-framing components manufacturing company. As part of his duties Mr. Plager prepared and prosecuted patent and trademark applications, and actively participated in intellectual property and business litigation disputes. In addition to preparing mechanical patents, Mr. Plager has experience with consumer products, ornamental designs, and chemical inventions. Mr. Plager provides advice and counsel on intellectual property and business matters to numerous corporate and individual clients including litigating matters on their behalf through trial verdict and appeal, if necessary. Mr. Plager has extensive experience interfacing with insurance companies as former defense/panel counsel, and serving as independent Cumis defense counsel mutually agreed to by both the client and insurance provider.

Not all divorces have to be ugly and full of conflict. As a mother of two who has been through divorce, I know the struggle of creating stability and well-being (you and your children's), processing resentment, anger, and grief, and navigating an overwhelming legal system at the same time.. There are better, easier, SIMPLER ways to divorce.. I specialize in Document Preparation for Uncontested Divorces in California, where the spouses aren't fighting and can agree on their issues.. You have much control in how complicated or simple, expensive or cost-effective, and painful or healing your divorce will be. You can choose for it to be SIMPLER.

Ms. Trinh started her legal career working for Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (A Fortune 500 Company) in the area of Insurance Defense. Desiring to obtain a more diversified experience in the practice of law, she left Liberty Mutual and took on a position working for a small, general civil litigation and bankruptcy firm. At the firm she handled breach of contract, personal injury, medical malpractice, and bankruptcy cases.. As the economy took a downturn for the worst, Ms. Trinh knowledge of bankruptcy filings landed her an attorney position at Legal Helpers (One of The Nation’s Largest Consumer Bankruptcy Law Firm.) Working for Legal Helpers, Ms. Trinh refined her experience and improved her bankruptcy knowledge by working on exclusively Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. To date, Ms. Trinh has handled over 265 bankruptcy cases in Orange, Los Angeles, and Riverside County.. Finding herself knowledgeable in Chapter 7 & 13 filings and familiar with the judges and trustees in the Central District, Ms. Trinh decided to open her own firm with a vision to bring efficiency bankruptcy filings at a more affordable cost than larger law firms.

Mr. Sanders is a founding partner of Duncan & Sanders LLP. Marc obtained his B.S. from Cornell University’s Industrial and Labor Relations School. He received his J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law where he was a member of the child advocacy clinic, Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity, and completed a training course in transformative mediation. He was admitted to practice law in California in 2011 and is a member of the Orange County Bar Association and the Orange County Criminal Defense Bar Association.

Jim Whitworth spent 6 years in the United States Marine Corps. The Marines and Navy entrusted him with the responsibility in rebuilding jet engines for the A6 Intruder and the EA6 Prowler for the entire westpac while at AIMD Whidbey Island.  In 1992, he became part of the Quality Assurance Certification team required to PASS QUALITY CONTROL TESTS before an engine can be installed and flown, Jim Whitworth and a small team of fellow Marine's stamp of approval was required before a pilot could take flight.. After blinding the enemy's early warning systems with Navy EA-6B Prowlers and destroying critical radar sites with high-speed anti-radiation missiles (HARM) fired from Navy tactical aircraft, Navy pilots flew 4,071 sorties in their battle-proven, all-weather A-6 Intruders, and Marine pilots flew 854 sorties in their Intruders. Because a wide variety of ordnance was used to match speciflc weapons to specific targets, Navy/Marine tactical aviation units put the logistics system to the test. Not counting missiles, allied air forces dropped over 88,500 tons of ordnance on the battlefield. The heavy demand for repair parts was satisfied by the supply system as well. Navy squadrons maintained 85 to 95 percent of their aircraft at a fully mission-capable status throughout DESERT SHIELD/STORM. 27 years later, Jim Whitworth utilizes the same skills in reviewing your repair history and concerns. Call a Marine to  assist you with your problematic vehicle, RV, boat or motorcycle. Shouldn't your team be Mission Ready?

If you have been hurt and find yourself battling for proper medical care and compensation for your pain and suffering, you want experience on your side. Huntington Beach personal injury attorney Cary S. Macy has been litigating personal injury cases since 1988. Many injury cases are against large insurance companies who hire attorneys skilled at discouraging your efforts for justice. As a former employee of the insurance industry, Cary S. Macy offers valuable insight into how to fight them. Evaluation of your claim is free and you pay nothing unless money is recovered on your behalf. Call today to schedule your FREE case evaluation!

I was born in Korea and immigrated to Orange County, CA when I was 5 years old.  My father, a gardener for 45 years, who worked this hard job until he was 75 years old, and the most honest, hardworking, and humble man I know, and the man I respect the most, told me... son, we are not rich so I give you 2 years to learn English...then you have to get straight "A's" in order to get into a University on a scholarship.  In Fountain Valley High, I had a 4.4 GPA, which got me into UCLA and THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO on a scholarship.  I thought I'd like to see some snow.  At U Chicago, I was top 5% of my class which got me a scholarship to Washburn Law in Kansas.  There, I was ranked #2 in my class. A large law firm usually hires only 1 person from my law school per year. I was hired by Blackwell, Sanders, Matheny, Weary and Lombardi employing hundreds of attorneys.  I didn't like corporate law practice much because I rarely shook a client's hand. Next, I worked for the O.C. District Attorney's Office. Criminal Law was interesting but I always felt sorry for the accused who seemed to have lived a hard life with severe disadvantages. Next, I wanted to practice different types of law. I opened my own general practice 21 years ago.  Before getting my law license, I worked mowing lawns, painting apartment complexes, laying bricks, digging ditches, delivering heavy furniture, generally eating dust.  I know hard work.  When I was growing up in O.C. I was the only Asian in my elementary and junior high school. Skinheads beat on me regularly for years; often I would end up bloody because I was that boy who never gave in. Numerous times, I have had my nose broken, my fingers broken, and black eyes. But I learned how to fight. In college, despite maintaining top 5%, I sprinted on the track team, performed in theater with the Black Friar's Club, and played for pizza money at frat houses in a punk band called the Empty Set with my best friends who were all physics majors and now hold high positions at investment banks. I sympathize with the homeless, people who are addicts, and those who haven't quite been able to live perfect lives.  Life is hard; the older I get, the more I respect the elderly for the physical and emotional pain they bear everyday.  I have borne the pain of a motorcycle accident, snapping my femur in two, breaking my ankle, ribs, and shoulders, struggling in a wheelchair, then a walker, then crutches, then finally walking, then running again.  I have had 2 heart surgeries including an open heart surgery where they sawed my sternum in half and pried open my ribs.  I do my best to be honest, humble, and hardworking.  I sleep 4 hours a day and work very hard. I love to practice law, in particular, creating interesting ways to solve problems quickly and efficiently so that my clients and I can move onto the next battle in our lives.

I specialize in criminal law. I not only studied that as my undergraduate major at the University of California, Irvine but I also focused on that during law school. I worked at the Orange County Public Defender's Office for 10 years where I handled hundreds of cases every month. I have litigated over 40 jury and court trials and won numerous ones. The key to winning is excellent strategy and gaining the trust of the jury to believe in your client.  I am an expert in  criminal law. I know the courts in Orange County  extremely well. I have been in front of the criminal judges and worked on numerous trials and cases  directly with the Orange County District Attorney's Office and the City Attorney's offices.  I know who your case needs to get in front of  to get the best settlements and the best chance of winning at trial. I will make sure your case gets looked at fairly and explore all available options that you might be entitled to.. I also specialize in personal injury law. If you have been in an accident and feel overwhelmed with the legal process, I can help. Not only can I empathize with the physical turmoil you are going through, I can easily walk you through the insurance process. I will handle your vehicle being recovered and restored, your health necessities by working with the right medical team, and any pain and suffering settlements you are entitled to. I will handle all the correspondance with the other party's insurance company so you can focus on getting well.

I represent consumers in arbitrations, individual lawsuits, and class actions when they've been mistreated by companies using unfair business practices or false advertising. We primarily represent clients on a contingent fee basis, so any money we make comes from any recovery we get.. I spent a number of years litigating high-profile technology cases for one of the top plaintiff's firms in the country, so I have lots of experience going up against the best lawyers a big company can buy.. In my free time I write novels as a hobby and I helped fight for romance novelists to be able to keep using the word "cocky" in their book titles.

Christine A. Kingston is in private practice in her home town of Huntington Beach, California, and is a Federal Debt Relief Agency. We help people file for bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy Code. Our practice is limited to bankruptcy practice, Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcies at this time.. In private practice, attorney Kingston has the freedom to take on a variety of cases and will gladly spend the time with each prospective client to first look at the alternatives to filing for bankruptcy. Christine will not file a bankruptcy action when the client is best served by perhaps a debt management program, mortgage modification, foreclosure without bankruptcy, or any other means of helping them manage and eliminate their debt concerns.. We provide a FREE consultation and discuss your bankruptcy alternatives and whether bankruptcy is right for you.  Our goal is to support you in achieving your goal of financial freedom from debts and help you save your American Dream.. During our consultation, we review financial records and the current financial picture. We will then look at what the future might hold for my client. We look at the possible outcomes and contingencies for each option available and then, once the client is well informed, they decide the direction to take.

Chris T. Nguyen is a native Californian; born and raised in Southern California. Chris attended the University of Southern California for his undergraduate degree and obtained his B.S. from the University of Southern California. After college, he went on to receive his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree from New York Law School.. Returning to sunny California, Chris's practice primarily focuses on a broad range of legal consumer and financial laws. Chris has centers his area of practice on bankruptcy, consumer defense, foreclosures defense, predatory lending, and other mortgage-related claims.. Additionally, Chris represents minors with special needs, such as those with autism and down syndrome. Chris is a recognized as an advocate in the community providing legal access to those in need. Chris was the Board Treasurer for Project MotiVATe, a non-profit organization that develops at-risk youths in the Vietnamese Community from 2015 through 2018.

Brett Thorsteinson is the founder and Principal Attorney at Thorsteinson Law Group, a law firm focused exclusively on California Divorce and Family Law. After completing his master's degree at Biola University, Brett went on to complete his law degree from Trinity International University. He is a member of the State Bar of California, Orange County Bar Association -Family Law Section, and the Long Beach Bar Association.. Thorsteinson Law Group handles all issues relating to California divorce and legal separation, including military divorce, and divorces involving large pensions and retirement accounts as well as divorces with business assets. Thorsteinson Law Group also handles child support, spousal support and child custody, as well as paternity, adoptions, guardianships, and domestic violence.. When your divorce, legal separation or Family Law matter calls for strong, determined advocacy, Brett Thorsteinson will competently and compassionately protect and fight for your rights.. Contact Brett now to schedule your complementary consultation.

Born in Missouri, but raised in Southern California, I received my high school diploma from Mater Dei.  I received my B.A. in Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and I received my Juris Doctorate from Western State University College of Law.. Upon completion of law school, I have worked in the legal field in many counties throughout the state including especially Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside and Orange Counties, handling civil, family law, and criminal cases.  I am also admitted and I have practiced law in federal court in the Central District of California.  I have established and dedicated myself to assisting those in need of legal assistance.  My practice primarly focuses on civil types of cases, but includes:. Business Disputes, Consumer Disputes, Contract Matters, Vehicle Accidents, Dog Bite Cases, Horse Injury Cases, Neighbor Disputes, Collections, Criminal Matters, and Traffic Cases.. I look forward to speaking with you regarding your case at my law practice in Huntington Beach, California.

At The Law Offices of Anthony C. Duffy we offer a unique combination of large firm resources and quality, but with the personal attention, direct service and cost efficiencies of a small firm practice. We provide the services of a particularly highly accomplished and respected attorney who has been listed as a “preeminent attorney” in America, has the highest rating of competence and ethics given by the leading legal directory of attorneys, and whose skill and achievements have been recognized in the media and among other attorneys and clients.. We have an extensive and demonstrable record of litigation success and excellent results for our clients in legal proceedings that make us a distinctly preferred choice as litigation counsel, as well as for business and real estate transactions and entities. We are uniquely qualified, including thorough skills and our considerable experience, to handle effectively a wide range of business and real estate lawsuits and other legal proceedings.. We work diligently to achieve favorable and economical, where possible, outcomes and resolutions for our clients in litigation and otherwise.  We do not have “handoffs” to less experienced or multiple attorneys; our efficiencies save our clients substantial expense and maintain the high quality of our legal services. Not all lawyers are the same; whether in a lawsuit or in a business dispute, the quality, diligence and abilities of the attorney affects the client and its case or transaction significantly. Our clients receive such effective and skillful advocacy, so that our clients benefit significantly from our legal representation and services, as our impressive record proves.. We are particularly dedicated to providing effective, efficient and less costly legal services for our clients. Our clients are very important to us; we care about them and their welfare. We endeavor to maintain continuing and productive communications with our clients, not only so they have current information as to the status and progress of their legal proceeding or transaction, but also so that the clients are presented with solutions and can make informed decisions about legal matters that affect them so significantly.. We provide legal counseling and representation to assist our clients to resolve existing and potential legal proceedings, problems and issues. We work diligently to afford our clients appropriate solutions. A principal goal of our practice is to assist and advise our clients to allow them to achieve their business objectives in the often complex world of law, particularly in litigation, and in business and real estate transactions. We believe that our skills, experience and commitment to our clients make us an excellent choice to represent businesses and individuals in their business litigation and other legal proceedings, as well as in their related transactions.

Areas of Practice. Bar Admissions. Education. Honors and Awards. Personal. Born and raised in Southern California. A true native of Huntington Beach having lived here since 1969. 3 beautiful children; 2 girls & 1 boy. Enjoys playing tennis and soccer.

Amanda’s passion for children and public service began at an early age through her extensive involvement in organizations such as the Girl Scouts to touch the lives of others.. At the age of seventeen, Amanda engaged in an immense multicultural project to encourage an understanding of shared heritage. In recreating an adobe in her neighborhood, she singlehandedly raised funds and planned the reconstruction. Her goal was to achieve an experience and appreciation for children that transcended formal education. For this effort, Amanda was awarded the highest award in Girl Scouting, the Gold Award, receiving honorable mentions from former US Presidents, CA Governors, Legislative Entities and community based organizations.. Amanda’s emersion in public service activities extended through her time at California State University, Northridge while pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Child and Adolescent Development. While in undergrad Amanda coordinated and directed a summer camp for underprivileged children and volunteered for organizations such as habitat for humanity, Toys for Tots, Santa Comes to Agoura, and many more.. It was during an internship turned job at CHIME Institute as a special education aide in a full inclusion elementary school class that Amanda’s public service interest focuses specifically towards education advocacy and children’s rights. Working with children with disabilities inspired Amanda to attend law school to advocate on behalf of students with disabilities.. While attending Whittier Law School (WLS), Amanda became a fellow in Whittier’s prestigious Center for Children’s Rights (CCR), participated in specialized curriculum focused on the legal and social needs of children, attended numerous colloquia engaging in pressing considerations of child advocacy, served as director of CCR’s Public Service and Community Outreach committee coordinating many outreach events and participated in WLS’s Pro Bono Special Education Legal Clinic.. Additionally during her time at WLS, Amanda’s Legal Research Paper titled “The Many Children Left Behind the No Child Left Behind Act” was selected for publication and presentation at the Hawaii International Conference on Education in 2012 where Amanda had the opportunity to learn about education systems across the globe and advocate for social change in education.. After graduating with a Juris Doctorate and passing the California State Bar Examination on her first attempt, Amanda joined a small law firm where she advocated on behalf of special education students. Amanda further advocated on behalf of students with special needs during her pro bono clinical work with TACA (Talk about Curing Autism) in 2013 and 2014.. While opening her own special education law practice with her partner Vickie Brett along with their non-profit organization, the Inclusive Education Project, outside the office Amanda coaches children with disabilities within AYSO’s VIP (Very Important Player) soccer team.

After dedicating my practice exclusively to family law matters since 1997, I passed the specialization exam and became a Certified Family Law Specialist in July 2008. My boutique firm is small, and my case load is managed exclusively by me. I do not have associate attorneys who will work on your case. I like to meet my clients in person, obtain the history of their case, and assess their individual situation. My goal is to settle cases where I can, and litigate when necessary. I am a tough fighter in court when litigation is called for. If children are involved, I try to settle if possible, as it is better for the children in the long run, to have parents who can work together. If the parents are at war, the children inevitably suffer. When litigation is the only alternative, I devote my energy and time to doing the best job possible to achieve the desired results. I have been married since 2000, and have two young children, so I understand the demands of balancing a career with raising children. Call today for a free 15 minute phone consultation to determine if I can help you!