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32 L lawyers are available in ZIP code 90046 in Los Angeles, California. Average rating of these lawyers is 4.8/5 and 57% provide free consultation with average fees of $304 per hour.
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Nina Marino co-founded Kaplan Marino, PC with partner Richard Kaplan in 1998 to create a platform for the firm's then-burgeoning white-collar practice. Since then Nina has devoted her practice exclusively to white-collar and complex criminal defense achieving global recognition for her successful representation of individuals. Nina Marino recognized by Chambers USA, says, “Nina Marino has cultivated an excellent reputation in the market for her skillful representation of senior executives in white-collar criminal litigation.” .” Forbes Advisor says, “Nina Marino is frequently recognized as one of the best criminal defense attorneys in California.” Clients say, "she is dogged in getting to the bottom of things, but she's smart and flexible. She is very focused on her clients' interests, and she is really top-notch.”. As a prominent member in the criminal defense bar, Nina Marino has been honored with the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section's (CJS) Charles English Award, the highest accolade for excellence in criminal justice. She serves as the First Vice Chair of the Section, the Director for Continuing Legal Education, and the founder of the Women in White Collar Subcommittee. Additionally, she is a founding member and City Leader of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Women in White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA) and established the Criminal Justice Section of the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles (WLALA). Nina has also represented as a legal representative and was the Appointed Chair of the Ninth Circuit Lawyer Representatives for the Central District of California.. Featured PracticesBUSINESS & FINANCIAL CRIMESPUBLIC CORRUPTIONHEALTHCARE FRAUDMONEY LAUNDERINGINTERNATIONAL EXTRADITIONSENTENCING. With over three decades of advocacy for women’s issues, Nina has significantly contributed to reshaping the gender composition of the ABA’s educational programming and frequently speaks at both domestic and international forums. She regularly authors articles and treatises on criminal law and international extradition, including a recent chapter on international extradition in the ABA’s International Litigation Strategies and Practice (Third Edition).. Nina is an active member of the planning committee for the National Institute on White Collar Crime, the premier conference in the U.S. where the Department of Justice announces its annual policies on white-collar crime. She also co-chairs the London White Collar Crime Institute and regularly speaks at the Southeast White Collar Crime Conference in Braselton, Georgia. Nina serves on the Executive Board of C5LA, a nonprofit focused on creating college pathways for underserved youth and is involved with the Women’s Leadership Council in Los Angeles and the Women in Leadership Advisory Board at the University of California, Santa Barbara.. Recent Notable MattersStunning Defeat for United States Attorney's Office. In a stunning defeat for the United States Attorney’s Office, after a ten-week jury trial where the government called 41 witnesses to the stand, it took less than twelve hours for jurors to return not guilty verdicts on all counts for a CEO of a prominent engineering firm in Honolulu. The United States Attorney’s Office sought to portray campaign donations to the Honolulu prosecutor’s office as bribes. Nina Marino, argued to the contrary, persuasively demonstrating day after day the lack of evidence to substantiate the charges and that the campaign donations were just that: campaign donations and not bribes.. Dismissal of Workers Compensation Fraud Case. Secured the complete dismissal of workers comp fraud case filed against an attorney charged in an illegal referral and kickbacks scheme. Over the course of more than six years, Marino challenged by demurrer each charging instrument and succeeded, leaving the District Attorney with little choice other than to recharge using a different mechanism. After the final dismissal of the case, the Court ordered the dismissal with prejudice, foreclosing the District Attorney the ability to recharge. The District Attorney did not appeal the decision.. Probation Granted for 46 Counts of Misappropriation. Achieved Probation for doctor charged with 46 counts of misappropriation of public funds, embezzlement, and conflict of interest in relation to his management of two hospitals in Central California. Marino was the fourth attorney to represent the client. After intensive negotiations lasting over several months, Marino negotiated a probationary sentence.. Probation Granted for 6 Year Tax Evasion. Probation granted for husband and wife who failed to file and pay taxes for more than 6 years despite living a lavish lifestyle and receiving countless notices. Despite the losses more than $2.5M, 6 criminal felony charges and an aggravated white collar crime sentencing enhancement which mandates a state prison term, Marino negotiated probationary sentences for both clients, with the wife pleading only to a misdemeanor.. Probation Granted in 39 Count Felony Complaint. Probation granted to tech startup consultant who was charged in a 39 Count felony criminal complaint with defrauding four start up executives by receiving payment for consulting and not providing services. The client was also charged with multiple counts of false personation and an aggravated white collar crime enhancement which mandates a state prison sentence. Marino filed a demurrer to the criminal complaint which resulted in the dismissal of the allegations made by one of the four victims. Marino then focused on the work product performed by her client. Marino was able to establish that two of the remaining three purported victims received work product for their payment to the client opening the door for Marino to negotiate a resolution where the client would pay restitution only to the remaining purported victim, his felony plea to a single count was reduced to a misdemeanor and dismissed in a single day leaving him with no criminal record.. Probation Granted for Federal Charge. Probation granted for family of restauranteurs charged federally with failure to pay taxes. All told there were six members accused. After five years of investigation and negotiation, only three of the seven members were charged and pursuant to creative plea negotiation all received probation.
Neal S. Zaslavsky is the principal at the Law Office of Neal S. Zaslavsky, a Professional Corporation. Neal has extensive experience in both law and business, with a professional career that has spanned nearly a quarter of a century.. Neal graduated from Southwestern Law School with Distinction for Public Service, where he was a part of the prestigious SCALE program, which enables a select group of students to complete law school's traditional three-year program in just two years. Prior to law school, Neal had successfully worked for over 15 years in Management and Political Consulting. He brings that broad range of experience and a keen understanding of many different industries and disciplines to the firm and to each client.. As a practicing attorney, Neal has represented a wide variety of clients, including individuals, small- and medium-sized public and private businesses, Fortune 500 companies – and everyone else in between. Prior to establishing his own firm, Neal served as Managing Partner at the Nexus Law Group, a boutique business litigation firm in Pasadena, California.. Neal is a classic litigator and has worked on a broad spectrum of matters involving:. In representing his clients, Neal brings a rare combination of personal, business and professional experience to the table. Neal has an insatiable passion for justice and fiercely fights for his clients. He also takes the time to learn about the non-legal factors that affect each litigation…the emotional drivers underlying each client's desire to litigate or need to defend against a litigation that has been commenced. Neal firmly believes that while litigation certainly involves using the justice system to right the wrongs that have been done, it also involves understanding and managing expectations, dealing with unique personalities, and addressing the core fundamental principles held by individual and corporate litigants. This unique combination makes Neal a successful and empathetic litigator.. In his role as Management Consultant, Neal worked with diverse business entities across the world. These industries include:. Neal consulted for both start-ups and long-standing companies. In that role, he has authored business plans, conducted operational audits for expansions and restructuring, facilitated training, prepared personnel policies and procedures, and developed media and marketing strategies. He has also negotiated contracts for real estate, construction, employee benefit packages, product development and placement, manufacturing requirements and supply chain management.. In his role as Political Consultant, Neal advised and managed more than two dozen political campaigns at the local, state and national levels. He has been invited to lecture on various political and legal topics at several major universities in the United States and Argentina.. Over the last 25 years, Neal has served on the boards of a number of community-based and public service organizations. Neal served on the Board of Directors of the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce for seven terms and co-founded the Chamber's political action committee. He has served as President of the Rotary Club of West Hollywood and was a member of the Rotary Club of Westwood Village. He also served for three terms on the City of West Hollywood's Eastside Project Advisory Committee, the city's advisory commission for redevelopment and quality of life issues on the then-blighted eastside of the city.. Neal served as the commission's Vice-Chair until redevelopment agencies were eliminated as part of Governor Brown's budget reforms. Neal was recently appointed to the City of West Hollywood's Eastside Working Group, a special task force charged with creating a long range Community Plan for the city's rapidly developing east side. Neal is also a member of the Board of Directors of the West Hollywood Library Foundation.. During his summer term of law school, Neal lived in Buenos Aires, where he worked as a judicial extern with the Defensoría Oficial ante la Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Nación Argentina (Defender General of the Nation before the Supreme Judicial Court of Argentina). During his time in Buenos Aires, Neal was invited to lecture on topics related to the American legal system for two classes at the University of Buenos Aires Law School. He co-authored a paper with Argentine Federal Judge Dr. Daniel Horacio Obligado on American Jury Systems that was later published in the Foundation for Higher Studies in Juridical Sciences. While in Argentina, Neal conducted legal research on the issue of same-sex marriage under Argentine law prior to its legalization in Argentina. Upon returning home to southern California, he presented an award-winning paper on the subject of same-sex marriages in Argentina.. Upon completion of his coursework, Neal was a law clerk with Bet Tzedek Legal Services, a well-regarded pro bono law firm in Los Angeles. He was assigned to the Housing Conditions and Impact Litigation unit where he worked closely with the directing attorneys in conducting comprehensive research and drafting case materials in the areas of landlord/tenant, housing, consumer protection and other related topics.. Neal earned a dual B.A. from the University of Arizona in both Political Science and Spanish Language and Literature. Subsequently, he was a Graduate Fellow, pursuing his Ph.D. in the Department of Political Science. He taught classes on American Government, State and Local Government and Voting Behavior. Many local, national and international media outlets have tapped Neal's expertise for political analysis of a number of different campaigns and various pressing issues of the day.. Neal holds his J.D. with Distinction for Public Service from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. While in law school, Neal received academic awards for Legal Ethics, Federal Tax Law and Legal Writing. Consistent with his commitment to public service and high ethical principles, during law school he served on the Student-Faculty Relations Committee, the University's enforcement body for the Code of Academic Integrity.Neal is a member in good standing with the State Bar of California and is licensed to practice before all state courts in California, as well as in the federal courts of the Central District of California, the Northern District of California, and in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has also successfully appeared before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California and the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board in Southern California, the Central Valley, and in the San Francisco Bay Area. Neal has also appeared at numerous state and federal mediation and arbitration proceedings throughout the State of California. Neal has participated in international legal proceedings and has taken overseas depositions pursuant to Letters Rogatory issued by judges in California. Neal has also advised on legal proceedings outside of California and has clients across the country. Neal is a member of the American Bar Association, the Los Angeles County Bar Association and the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles.Neal is an avid traveler and has visited some 44 U.S. states, 4 Canadian provinces and 30 countries across North, Central, and South America, Europe, and Asia. Neal can be contacted at
My current practice is dedicated to criminal defense for DUI and all other criminal charges. I have handled hundreds of cases ranging from theft to murder charges.. Previously, I handled criminal cases, restraining orders and juvenile cases at the Law Offices of David M. Wallin. Mr. Wallis is a form deputy district attorney, judge and 30-year veteran criminal defense attorney practicing in the Lancaster/Palmdale and surrounding areas.. Additionally, I handled DUI cases at the Kavinoky Law Firm, headed by another veteran criminal defense attorney, Darren Kavinoky. I also handled dozens of DMV license suspension hearings. These cases often included high-profile clients where discretion was very important to the clients.
Licensed to practice in both the US (California) and Canada. I am a dedicated trademark attorney with over 25 years' expereince in trademark registraiton and enforcement, both domestic and international.. A little more about me: My unique background, and passion for the arts, led me into an area of law that combines both words (and ideas of all kinds) with business. I am licensed to practice law, and actively practice, in the United States and Canada, with clients on both sides of the border. I was a long-standing partner with one of Canada’s most prominent intellectual property firms, Gowling Lafleur Henderson (now Gowling WLG, worlwide) and have worked for Twentieth Century Fox in Los Angeles, in the area of domestic and international trademarks.. Because of my expertise in trademarking, in both the US and Canada, I have lectured before the American Bar Association on the differences in prosecution of trademarks between the two countries. Not to be bound by borders, however, I have acquired a depth of experience in protecting, managing and enforcing international trademark portfolios for both multi-national corporations and small businesses of every kind. I k ow the value of branding in a truly global marketplace. Global branding has become a specialty of mine and I work daily with a trusted network of intellectual property counsel around the world to “get it done” for the best rates possible.. Prior to entering law school, I attended the well-respected Ontario College of Art & Design in Toronto. I went on to earn my law degree from the University of Ottawa, in the capital city of Canada. I also hold a Masters in Fine Art from the American Film Institute in Los Angeles where I won the prestigious Sloan Foundation Fellowship.. I am the author of two novels, published originally in the UK, Canada and Germany, and many newspaper and magazine articles on legal and other subjects. My newest books now on Amazon are A NANNY FOR HARRY ad SISTERS IN LAW, both fun romps about women (lawyers) who try to manage the high wire act of "doing it all." I am currently writing my first legal thriller. As a writer, I have also worked as a staff writer for E! Entertainment on True Hollywood Story and TSI Investigates, and as a freelance writer for Reelz in Los Angeles.. With my creative, business, and legal experience, I truly understand my clients' goals, whether as artists, creative entrepreneurs or big business, in selecting and protecting an intellectual property portfolio that best achieves their unique objectives.
Jennifer Lieser is highly regarded in both legal and academic circles for her exceptional skills in litigating and investigating business and financial crimes. She leads the Kaplan Marino’s internal investigation and corporate compliance practice group, working with small to medium sized companies throughout the country.. As chair of the firm’s internal investigation and corporate compliance practice group, Jennifer represents corporations, financial institutions, and other organizations in investigations commonly triggered by government scrutiny or other litigation. Known for her meticulous attention to detail, Jennifer leads discrete and efficient investigations to identify possible red flags and advise accordingly on the company’s necessary follow-up actions. Her team’s post-investigation memoranda have resulted in government non-prosecution decisions as well as corporate implementation of recommended legal and compliance frameworks for addressing and rectifying areas of potential liability or exposure.. In addition to internal investigations, Jennifer devotes a significant portion of her practice to defending clients against various white-collar criminal charges. Her holistic perspective in handling these matters places a strong emphasis on teamwork as the best vehicle by which to achieve a client’s objectives, leveraging a cadre of experts such as forensic accounts, investigators and technology experts. Her work in this area has resulted in the complete dismissal of charges in a healthcare fraud conspiracy, several worker’s compensation fraud matters, a federal indictment for illegal importation of goods, among others. As an effective litigator, she has successfully defended her clients both in and out of the courtroom, reaching favorable and thoughtful resolutions for her clients.
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Fighting for employee rights, whether it's owed wages, wrongful termination, sexual harassment, pregnancy discrimination, family leave or otherwise, Bitton and Associates is on the frontlines. Practicing law since 1999, Ophir J. Bitton founded Bitton and Associates in 2007 to provide individuals and small and mid-size businesses with personalized client service and quality legal representation. Ophir graduated from Southwestern University School of Law in the top 10 percent of his class. While a law student, Ophir distinguished himself in the Honors Interscholastic Trial Advocacy Program. Among several honors he received, Ophir earned the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates Excellence in Preparation for Trial Practice Award. Prior to law school, Ophir earned his MBA from the Pepperdine University School of Business, where he graduated sixth in his class. With his educational background in law and business, Ophir was recruited out of law school by the globally renowned professional service firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP ("PwC"). Ophir spent three years at PwC providing legal consulting to Fortune 500 companies relating to business planning, State sales and use taxation, and other business and corporate matters. After leaving PwC Ophir joined an aggressive litigation firm in Century City where his practice entailed all aspects of employment litigation and litigation prevention. Prior to opening Bitton & Associates Ophir worked for a sophisticated boutique litigation firm dealing with business, employment, legal malpractice, personal injury, real estate, collections, and general civil litigation issues. Ophir's experiences and education have given him a rounded set of skills which enable him to assist clients in a wide variety of litigation and transaction matters.. #bittonlaw #bittonandassociates #lawyer #attorney #employmentlaw #personalinjury #accidents #caraccidents #losangeleslawyer
California attorney Scott Rahn resolves contests, disputes and litigation related to trusts, estates and conservatorships, creating a welcome peace of mind for clients. He represents heirs, beneficiaries, trustees and executors. He utilizes his experience to develop and implement strategies that swiftly and efficiently address the financial issues, fiduciary duties and emotional complexities underlying trust contests, estates conflicts and probate litigation.. Driven by a commitment to provide relief to people grieving the loss of a loved one, Scott collaborates closely with clients. He pursues and defends claims involving incapacity, incompetence, undue influence, breach of fiduciary duty, and other similar areas of dispute. His advice and counsel includes prevention and remediation of financial elder abuse.
Andrew has extensive experience representing clients throughout Southern California, in both state and federal courts. Andrew's areas of practice include criminal defense juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, education rights, and family law.
Experienced L attorney serving clients in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
Experienced L attorney serving clients in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
Experienced L attorney serving clients in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
Experienced L attorney serving clients in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.