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I was an insurance defense attorney for 30 years. It was a really great part of my life and the best part was I got to try (and mostly win) over 60 jury trials. Given changes in the defense industry, I decided it was time to make a change. Given my trial experience, I had quite a few plaintiff firms making me offers to come work for them. I picked a firm (Law Offices of Brian J. Breiter) I tried a case with several years ago, and I am rather pleased as they are a trial lawyer firm, and it does make a difference representing individuals against the insurance companies. The fit is, as they say, perfect.

I want to help people get the benefits they deserve.  I don't appreciate insurance companies taking advantage of the hard working individuals in our society and will fight to protect and help those individuals.. We provide legal help in worker's compensation and personal injury. If you or someone you know was injured at work or as a result of a 3rd party, please call us to find out how we best can help you.. History. Established in 2010.. We have focused on worker's compensation and personal injury since our inception.  We believe by focusing in an area of law, we can provide better results for our clients.

I take pride in my practice and I really enjoy helping my clients through an unfamiliar road. I consider myself a tourguide or a counselor, guiding them and keeping them on the safe path, keeping their assets safe,  keeping the assets of their family safe, and making sure that life on the other side of bankruptcy is brighter. Client satisfaction is my number one priority. I know that my clients are going through a tough time and I want to make the process as painless as possible.

I started my law practice as an immigration lawyer, partnering with an old-timer who was an immigration specialist. Since most clients were new to the US, they needed advice on various legal issues. Consequently, I had to learn and practice business, civil, family, and estate planning laws and procedures in order to accomodate my clients' needs. Multi-area practice is definitely more demanding, but at the same time, more interesting.

I started my firm in June 2015 because I love people and I wanted to work with people. There are a lot of lawyers who represent big corporations, but I wanted to represent good people for their righteous cases. That's why I represent employees against their employers and the victims of injuries in personal injury cases. My clients have been wronged, oppressed and their rights have somehow been violated. I work on a contingency-basis so my clients don't have to worry about paying me until the case is resolved and a settlement or a verdict has been reached. It's a huge honor for my team and I to represent our clients and achieve justice!. When I first started, I rented a very tiny office for myself. About six months in to my practice I hired my first legal assistant. The amount of clients I was representing began to increase so I moved into a bigger office and hired more staff. I now have talented and compassionate attorneys who work here along with hardworking and dedicated assistants and paralegals.

I started my career as a civil litigator in a small firm. I did this for less than a year and instead pursued my passion for being in the courtroom and helping people by becoming a Deputy Public Defender for the County of Riverside. I practiced criminal defense with the Public Defender’s Office for over five years, handling thousands of cases ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies. In handling those cases, I conducted hundreds of preliminary hearings, motions and trials.  I also gained extensive invaluable experience in the niche area of juvenile law having represented hundreds if not thousands of children being charged with crimes.  Working as a Public Defender in Riverside was a very rewarding experience especially in the time I was there. While I was there, we dealt with a very tough District Attorney’s office and this helped mold me into the knowledgeable, aggressive, and fearless attorney that I am now.. I offer a free consultation on your cases. For more information, please visit my website at .

I spent the first 30+ years of career in the largest law firms in the world, including in various management positions.  In 2011, I decided that my clients no longer needed that infrastructure (or overhead), and opened my own firm.  It has worked out quite well for my clients, my family, and me.

I spent my first eight (8) years of practice in the San Francisco Bay area. I represented clients in a variety of civil and criminal matters. The bulk of my civil practice focused on juvenile dependency and family law. Juvenile dependency cases involve children who have been abused and neglected and placed in foster care while their parents go through rehabilitation. Accordingly, one of the most crucial decisions made about these children, early on, is where they will be placed. Placement in a foster care home or with a suitable relative may determine if they will ultimately be reunited with their biological parents or adopted.. My experience is dependency law has translated well into my current family law practice. It provides me with a unique perspective that other family law practitioners may not possess. Thus, in addition to represening mothers and fathers on a private basis, I am also appointed by local judges to represent children in family law custody disputes.. I relocated to Southern California in May 1999. My current practice includes family law with an emphasis on child custody and child support.  I also represent minors in Probate Guardianship proceedings. I continue to represent foster- adopt parents, aka de facto parents, in Dependency matters. With the advent of Covid, I have added consumer bankruptcy back to my practice. A portion of my practice is now focused on helping my family law clients file for bankruptcy after divorce.

I specialize in representing consumers (only) against repossessors, debt collectors, banks, finance companies, and car dealerships.  I have 25 years of experience as a California consumer lawyer, and am well-known by the consumer and defense bars.  Some of the typical matters I handle include repossessions, auto dealer fraud, unfair debt collection harassment, and unfair credit reporting.

I specialize in intellectual property litigation and commercial litigation.  My practice also focuses upon trademark enforcement, clearance, counseling, and domestic and international prosecution, copyright prosecution and counseling, and internet domain name disputes.. I have managed all aspects of litigation, including having argued motions before state and federal courts. I am experienced in drafting complaints, settlement agreements, discovery requests/responses, motions for summary judgment, motions to compel, motions to dismiss, motions for preliminary injunction motions, and mediation briefs. I have also taken and defended depositions, and managed the production and review of document productions. My experience with trademark litigation include Trademark Trial and Appeal Board opposition and cancellation proceedings, UDRP proceedings, and foreign opposition proceedings and litigation. As part of his practice, I am also adept at managing international trademark portfolios.. For the past five years, I have served on the editorial board of the Trademark Reporter, and I am now a Senior Editor for that publication.

I specialize in estate and trust planning, with an emphasis on tax planning for strategic wealth transfers. In addition, I provide legal and tax advice to owners of small businesses and rental properties who would benefit for transferrring their interests into limited liability business entities in a manner that will protect their personal assets and avoid triggering an increase in their property taxes. I take great personal satisfaction from earning the trust of each and every one of my clients.

I specialize in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. What sets me apart from other Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys is my unique approach. First and foremost, I offer sliding scale fees. Unlike other attorneys who charge hourly rates, I provide a flat fee ranging from $1,100 to $1,600 for your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. This fee is based on your income and ability to pay, ensuring that everyone has access to affordable legal representation. My flat fee includes the bankruptcy petition filing fee and all other costs and expenses, eliminating any potential surprises or additional fees.. Secondly, I personally handle every aspect of your Chapter 7 bankruptcy case from start to finish. Unlike attorneys who rely on assistants or paralegals, I ensure that you receive direct attention and guidance throughout the process.. Lastly, I guarantee your discharge. If the court denies your discharge, I will refund 100% of the money you paid me. This guarantee provides peace of mind and ensures that you have the confidence to proceed with your bankruptcy case.. To schedule your free Chapter 7 bankruptcy evaluation with me, please message me.

I specialize in all aspects of family law.  My mission is to provide high-quality, affordable legal counsel and advocacy to clients during what is often an unfamiliar, difficult, and emotional time in their lives.  Through counsel and advocacy, I strive to make an unfamiliar process familiar so that clients navigate the legal system successfully and can start the next chapter of their lives.

I seek knowledge and to share that knowledge to help as many people as possible.  I have been able to take advantage of the opportunities I've been presented to feed my hunger for knowledge.  And continue to do so, always seeking to learn more and to share what I have learned to help others.. I also enjoy building things and working with my hands.  All of my passions revolve around solving problems.  Whether they be physical or mental challenges I am ready to tackle them.

I represent employees suing their employer. It pains me to see hard-working employees treated unfairly by the employer. If you’ve been harassed or fired and want an honest opinion about whether you have a legal case and dedicated, professional representation, call me!

I represent consumers and individuals for lemon law, personal injury, labor law and other consumer fraud actions.  99.9% of the cases that I have handled during my 10 year career have been Plaintiff oriented.  I have handled thousands of cases during my career and recovered millions.  I joint venture on bigger cases with larger firms.  My focus is providing the best representation for my clients, whether I represent them myself or joint venturing with larger firms that have more resources and experience to achieve the best results.

I represent businesses of all sizes and individuals in federal and state litigation, appellate, administrative, and arbitration matters. These matters fall generally within the realms of business, real estate, IP, entertainment, and insurance coverage. I help clients achieve their objectives through creative, proactive, efficient, and ethical representation.. Areas of practice:Trials, appeals, arbitration, mediationBreach of contractFraudUnfair competitionTrade secretsReal EstateIP / Domain name disputesPrivacy/Data BreachEntertainmentInsurance coverage. Any and all endorsements appearing below do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.

I relocated from West Texas in search of sand and sun. Having lived in New York, New Jersey, Texas, Washington, and Central America, the diversity of experiences has given me the ability to embrace difference and to adapt to the existing environment.

I relocated from Toronto to Los Angeles in order to pursue an LL.M. in Dispute Resolution at the top-rated Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. After having a taste of California climate and after successfully completing the program, I decided to launch Winestone Mediation, a Los Angeles based mediation firm, where couples and former couples can engage in facilitated negotiations about issues relating to their family, finances, and future.

I received my Bachelors of Science in Neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and my Juris Doctorate from the Chapman University School of Law where he was awarded a full tuition scholarship to attend. I am the author of "The Gene Wars: Science, the Law and the Human Genome" (Loyola Law Review) and have been invited to speak at conferences across the country about changes in intellectual property law.

I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Physics and Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine. My interest in intellectual property began there where I developed a year-long thesis examining the effect of science literacy among judges and attorneys in patent litigation. I went on to earn my Juris Doctorate from Chapman University, Fowler School of Law where I served as a two-term president of the Intellectual Property Law Society and competed as a member of the mock trial team.

I previously worked for one of the largest law firms in the world, Latham & Watkins LLP, prior to starting my own practice representing people injured.. My firm, Jacoby & Meyers, has a family feel to it.  We take pride in treating all our clients like family.

I practice primarily in the areas of corporate and securities laws. I have represented corporations and other entities in a wide variety of industries and businesses, including technology, computer, medical, entertainment, natural resources, financial institutions, mortgage banking and consumer products.. In 2014, I was elected President of the Los Angeles Venture Association (LAVA).

I practice family law - divorces, domestic partnerships, custody, support , and pre-nuptial agreements.  I also have special knowledge in the area of Jewish family law, and recently made substantial contributions to the California prenuptial agreement materials published by the Beth Din of America - .. I have lived in Los Angeles county since 1998.  Prior to that time, I lived in Massachusetts.  I grew up in Cambridge and attended Smith College in the western part of the state.  I spent my first year of law school at Cardozo in New York City, and then followed the sun to Los Angeles and finished my legal education at Loyola of Los Angeles Law School.

I own and run a boutique law firm that represents small and large companies in a wide array of business litigation, transactional, and regulatory matters. I have special expertise in telecommunications, new media, copyright, business formation, and land use and zoning issues. Before starting my own firm I was a partner at a large international law firm and a partner at a nationally-recognized communications boutique.