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Richard W. Raynor has tried more than 25 federal criminal cases to a jury in US District Courts involving charges of:  Murder within Federal Jurisdiction, RICO, Violence in Aid of a Racketeering Enterprise-Murder/Attempted Murder, Use of a Firearm During a Crime of Violence, Engaging in the Business of Dealing in Firearms Without a License, Drug Conspiracy, Drug Distribution, Possession with Intent to Distribute Drugs, False Statement to the Government, Theft of Government Funds, Document Fraud, Obstruction of Justice, Abusive Sexual Contact, Illegal Re-entry After Deportation, Alien Smuggling, Health Care Fraud, and Theft/Embezzlement in Connection with Health Care.

Pam Teren began her practice at PaulHastings representing employers, leaving to represent employees,  Pam Teren handles all types of employment cases including harassment, discrimination, retaliation, wage violations, and contract claims, mainly on behalf of employees.  She maintains a perfect record in defeating summary judgment motions on her employment cases and an excellent trial record.  She obtains positive results in the vast majority of cases she accepts and, in her last 3 trials has achieved verdicts ranging from $336,000-$1,005,000.

Listed in the Bar Register as an AV-rated attorney

Jeanette is dedicated to the practice of family law, which encompasses handling divorce (full-service and limited-scope), child custody Request for Orders, Paternity actions, child support, spousal support, contempt of court actions and the very-complicated and necessary matter of community property division.. Jeanette earned her college degree from Fordham University (located in the Bronx, New York). She earned her JD (i.e. law degree) from Loyola Law School (located in Los Angeles, California). Jeanette also obtained an LLM inTrial Advocacy from California Western School of Law (located in San Diego, CA). Jeanette has a passion for helping people navigate the complicated maze that makes up the family law court system; especially when the matter involves children. Jeanette explains the law clearly so that her client understands the legal process, and she fully supports her clients' goals.

If you are looking for legal help and an attorney who actually works with you to fight for your rights, then Jessica DeVille is here to help. With over a decade of experience and offices that serve the Los Angeles area, Lancaster, Palmdale, and Bakersfield, we are nearby and ready to guide you through each step of your claim. Getting your life back on track and getting you top value for your case is our top priority. We will do whatever it takes to help you and your family get your life back on track. Jessica has experience in auto accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, products liability, wrongful death, and medical malpractice claims.. Jessica earned an Economics degree from UCLA where she was also a member of the three-time National Champion women’s water polo team. During her time at Southwestern Law School, Jessica was a Dean’s Merit Scholar and a senior member of the Trial Advocacy Honors Program, one of the nation’s most prestigious trial competition programs. Jessica also served as President of the Native American Law Students Association, Vice-President of the Law and Medicine Society, and studied International and Comparative Law for a term in Paris, France. Jessica is a member of the American Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, and the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles.

I've been licensed in Arizona since 2002, and in California since 2012. During that time I have represented clients before the IRS and numerous state revenuers in all stages of civil controversy: audit, collection, and Tax Court. I have represented dozens of clients in court-appointed criminal appeals before the U.S Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. While in law school I clerked for the City Attorney of Anaheim (California) in the misdemeanor prosecution office, and for the City Attorney of Huntington Beach (Calfiornia) in the constitutional-issues office. In my pre-law days I taught myself programming languages and worked as a software engineer and developer a combined seven years for defense contractor Northrop Grumman (formerly TRW). I've also written a couple non-law books; they're available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. On the side I practice martial arts (particular fondness for aikido, jujitsu, and escrima) and skateboarding (goofy foot longboarder!).

I'm in the process of launching a non-profit venture working as an inspirational speaker to teenaged and young adult cancer survivors (from the perspective of being one, myself) on choosing post-treatment life success (initial presentations include City of Hope, Santa Monica Rotary Club, and Hawthorne Businesswomen's Council). To help that project, I'm now very close to finishing writing my first book, "Humpty Rising: How One Teenaged Cancer Survivor Put Life Back Together Again," due for publication in July 2010, that offers insights (and hopefully inspiration) for young survivors that I found on my own journey. For more information about the book, please check out my MySpace page at ?fuseaction=&friendid=211144739.To connect with me about legal issues or cancer survivorship, you're warmly invited to send me an invitation at ""

I have practiced law for 42 years and done a variety of practices with my wife including criminal defense, personal injury defense, unlawful detainers etc.  I have conducted over 500 trials including criminal, and civil maters and jury trials.  We have focused our practice on doing serious personal. injury cases including fractures, death, surgery etc.  We have the lowest fees in the industry starting at 25% contingency fees.  We also have a partnership with with one of the larges personal injury firms in the State of California where our daughter Aimee works tha enables us to handle the largest kind of cases in our practice areas.

I grew up in the South Bay and went to El Camino College.  This is my home, and these are my people.  When I was a young man, I spent two years as a missionary in South America where I became fluent in Spanish.  I also learned to focus on people and not results.  The justice system can be imposing and clients need a counsellor at law, not just someone who goes to court with them.  That's why my practice is focused on getting the best results for the indivdual and in helping people have reasonable expectations about potential outcomes.  I always had an interest in government and the law, and so I pursued a career in police work where I worked in patrol, traffic enforcement, and plain clothes/undercover narcotics and vice enforcement.  I know how police investigations are conducted, and know how cops think.  This gives me some distinct advantages that other lawyers simply don't have.  I finished my bachelor's degree while I was working as a police officer and headed off to law school.  For two years in law school, I was the teaching assistant for the crminal law and criminal procedure courses.  I know this stuff like the back of my hand.  Having now worked as a prosecutor trying criminal cases, and working exclusively on death penalty litigation for a decade at the federal court, my focus on what are the most important aspects of criminal defense work is finely tuned.  I know I can be of assistance to you.

I deliver outstanding legal service to add value for you and your family.  I went to Loyola Law School's evening division, graduated in the Top 30% in 2008, and passed the California Bar the same year.  I retired from the United States Air Force on June 1st, 2015, after serving 20 years.  When I started my law practice, I had one purpose in mind:  help Californians solve their legal issues.

I believe in a compassionate approach to bankruptcy, business planning, and estate planning.  You should always select a lawyer who is not only knowledgeable and succesful in their area of practice, but one who makes you feel welcome and at home.  You need a kind hand to guide you through the difficult decisions that you will be faced with in any litigation.

I am an experienced Family Law Attorney.  I have many clients who are Aerospace Professionals, Self-Employed and/or Business Owners.  My focus is on custody issues (including move away issues) and asset valuation and division.

I am a lifelong resident of the South Bay (RUHS Class of '78), and a third generation lawyer in Redondo Beach. We have maintained our office in the same location since 1968 (of course, I was not practicing then!). Personally, I enjoy numerous beach activities, play a little golf, and like to spend time with my family.. I have been practicing family law exclusively since 1991. I provide litigation services, as well as mediation and collaborative representation. I look forward to talking with you about your case.

has been in private practice in Los Angeles area since 1982. He worked at Tremaine, Shenk, Stroud & Robbins in downtown Los Angeles from 1982 to 1990 and was a partner of that firm from 1987 through 1990. He formed McGaughey & Spirito in 1990. Joe has continually maintained an AV rating in the Martindale-Hubbell legal publication and listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. A co-founder and past president of A Better Divorce: Collaborative Divorce Group, he is currently serving as Secretary on the executive committee of the Los Angeles County Bar's family law section. Joe was an Associate Professor of Business Law at Cal State University at Northridge from 1986 through to 1995. He is also a Judge Pro Tem and Mediator in the Los Angeles Superior Court Family Law Departments and chairman of the South Bay Bar Association Family Law Section. He has appeared numerous times on NBC's evening news with anchor Colleen Williams and has been a commentator on "Air Talk - The Legal Edition," KPCC-FM, Pasadena, California, CBC National TV, American Journal National TV, and ABC National Radio. Former President and Board Member of the South Bay Bar Association and former President and Board Member of Palos Verdes Country Club, Joe was named Super Lawyer of Southern California from 2005 through to present. He was selected by his peers to be listed in The Best Lawyers In America for the practice area of Family Law.

For 36 years, David Carico has dedicated his practice to litigation and appellate law, and has developed the highly specialized skills necessary to successfully litigate cases and negotiate the intricacies of the Court of Appeal in California, the federal Circuit Courts, and the Supreme Court.  David Carico is certified by the State Bar of California as a specialist in appellate law. Appellate practitioners are required to meet a number of requirements in order to receive the State Bar certification. The lawyer must be substantially involved in the practice of appellate law, regularly attend continuing education classes in appellate law, and receive the support of peers and the judiciary in order to be certified by the State Bar as an appellate specialist.  David has argued on behalf of his clients in all districts and divisions of the California Court of Appeal, the California Supreme Court, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal.  Although his practice is focused on California, he has also acted as pro hac vice and advisory counsel in appeals in foreign jurisdictions.  David's philosophy as an appellate lawyer is to leave no stone unturned for the client.  He has represented clients in criminal, civil, and administrative appeals and writs.  He was the first attorney certified as an appellate specialist in Monterey County, California.  He was featured in a front page article of the Los Angeles Daily Journal legal newspaper for his work obtaining the reversal of a conviction on behalf of a wrongfully accused deaf client.  In addition to his legal work, David has volunteered time assisting men in coping with the challenges of divorce, illness, and other life changing circumstances.  He has a regular meditation and somatic movement practice and a certification in social ministry.

Experienced Los Angeles civil rights/police misconduct trial attorney and flim, tv, and music entertainment transactional & litigation attorney.. Antonio K. Kizzie, Esq. (“Kizzie”) is the founder of The Kizzie Firm, APC, and is an experienced state and federal litigation, trial and appellate attorney with hundreds of cases and over a dozen state and federal civil and criminal jury trials as first chair under his belt. As founder of The Kizzie Firm, APC, Kizzie proudly and fearlessly represents plaintiffs in personal injury, wrongful death, and civil rights/police misconduct/discrimination cases to obtain justice and compensation for their injustices. Kizzie also proudly represents creatives, artists, talent, writers, producers, influencers, and production companies in transactions and litigations in the music, film, fashion, and television industries.. In 2015 at the age of 28, the National Bar Association named Kizzie as one of the “Top 40 Lawyers Under 40.” In 2022 at the age of 35, Kizzie was selected to join the American Board of Trial Advocates (“ABOTA”), an invitation only national association of more than 7,300 experienced trial lawyers and judges and consists of 96 chapters spread across all 50 states and the District of Colombia with a mission to foster improvement in the ethical and technical standards of practice in the field of advocacy to the end that individual litigants may receive more effective representation and the general public be benefited by more efficient administration of justice consistent with the traditional principles of litigation.. In 2008, Mr. Kizzie received his Bachelors of Arts in Legal Communications from Howard University (“HU”) in Washington, D.C. At HU, he became the first Richard D. Parsons Time Warner Cable Scholar, received a full HU Academic Legacy Scholarship, was a Rhodes Scholar nominee, and is featured on the John H. Johnson School of Communications Hall of Fame. Mr. Kizzie was also a participant in the Thurgood Marshall College Fund Leadership Institute, Diversity Leadership Program, and the American Institute of Foreign Study in Granada, Spain, where he developed a conversational fluency in Spanish. While in undergrad, Mr. Kizzie interned at the United States Department of Justice, Office of Communications and the Executive Office of the D.C. Superior Courts.. Kizzie is licensed to practice law in California and Washington, D.C.; and has been admitted to all federal districts of California; the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit; the U.S. District Court for Colorado and Washington, D.C.; and the U.S. Supreme Court. He has argued cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, California Supreme Court, and was lead trial and appellate counsel in a matter that went before the United States Supreme Court.. In 2008, Kizzie received his B.A. in legal communication magna cum laude from Howard University. After graduating from University of California, Los Angeles School of Law with his J.D. in 2011 at the age of twenty-four (24), Kizzie served as a Volunteer Deputy City Attorney prosecuting DUIs for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office, Metropolitan Branch.. During the beginning of his legal career, Kizzie primarily worked as a public entity defense attorney for the County of Los Angeles regarding civil rights claims, including excessive force and wrongful arrest, where he became a successful defense trial attorney with a near perfect record of victories on behalf of his clients. During this same time, Kizzie also took on personal injury and civil rights plaintiff cases involving excessive force and discrimination against other law enforcement agencies, at times even winning a plaintiff civil rights case via federal summary judgment/adjudication before trial, which was unheard of at that time. This combination of experiences provided Kizzie with the invaluable insight and rare skillset to be able to evaluate, strategize, and litigate a case from both a plaintiff’s and defendant’s perspective from pleading to trial and appeal. Accordingly, Kizzie brings over a decade of deep understanding of police training, policies, and tactics to the civil rights practice, which makes him a formidable ally and advocate for plaintiffs who are victims of police misconduct.. As a first-generation graduate student and attorney, Kizzie values youth mentorship and community service. Accordingly, Kizzie routinely speaks to high school students at Dorsey, Crenshaw, and other Los Angeles high schools regarding their duties, rights, and responsibilities “When You Turn 18.” Kizzie also enjoys coordinating and volunteering with free legal clinics through the County of Los Angeles to educate the community on their rights, provide expungements, provide referrals to non-profits and legal resources, and perform other pro-bono services. You may also find Kizzie volunteering to pack food at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, cooking breakfast for unhoused women at the Downtown Women’s Center, planting trees in urban areas with TreePeople, and providing legal services to creatives at California Lawyers for the Arts.

An experienced attorney handling family law matters involving jurisdictional disputes, custody and visitation issues, restraining orders, support, and asset division from initial filing to Judgment. Vast experience in handling same sex dissolution of marriage and registered domestic partnership actions.