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Arthur Corona is United States NAVY Veteran and graduate of California State University Fullerton where he earned a dual Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Philosophy. Upon graduation, Mr. Corona attended University of California Hasting College of the Law where he obtained his law degree. Mr. Corona’s practice focuses on criminal defense and family law matters. He speaks fluent Spanish and is admitted to practice in all State Courts, as well as, the United States District Court for the Eastern and Central Districts of California and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

OUR PHILOSOPHY: At the Law Offices of Tony M. Seyfi, APLC, we understand that each client has a unique and different need and deserves quality representation, particularly in a situation where one's liberty may be at stake. We also recognize that an arrest may be the single most difficult emotional experience of one's life. So we consistently strive to provide high level of representation and client support, and listen to the specific and individual needs of each particular client and provide a strong and aggressive, yet caring and compassionate representation unique to each particular client.

In my spare time, I enjoy travel, snowboarding, basketball, tennis, music, comedy, blogging, reading, history, food, and consversational Spanish.

Bailey K.F. Means began concentrating on criminal defense practice during her 1L year at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. Her law school career was dedicated to becoming an effective public defender. During her three years at Loyola, she interned at two public defender’s offices, and the ACLU, in addition to working as a research assistant for three criminal-focused professors.. Since graduating from Loyola, she worked as a Deputy Public Defender in Ventura County for 3 years. In the 3 years she was there, Bailey took more cases to trial than any other criminal defense attorney in the county. During that time, Bailey was in court for 4-5 hours a day; giving her the confidence and knowledge to effectively represent clients inside and out of the courtroom. Though she’s an aggressive and experienced litigator, Bailey knows that every case is unique; the best option for each client differs, and depends on their unique situation.. Bailey has handled over one thousand criminal cases ranging from code violation infractions to felony gang cases. In her practice, she is a firm believer in motion practice. She has litigated hundreds of criminal motions, and is especially passionate about fourth amendment jurisprudence and motions to suppress. Recently, two of Bailey’s motions to suppress that were initially denied have been overturned on appeal, when the District Attorney conceded that the judge had erred.. In 2016, the Ventura County Criminal Defense Bar Association awarded Bailey for her Outstanding Performance by a New Attorney.. After leaving the Public Defender’s Office, Bailey accepted a job as a State Bar prosecutor, working in the Los Angeles office. Though recognizing the State Bar’s work in protecting the public is important, Bailey’s true passion has always been criminal defense practice.. Bailey holds two bachelor’s degrees from the University of California, Irvine; in Political Science, and Criminology, Law & Society. UCI’s nationally renowned criminology program “focuses on the problem of crime and on understanding the social, cultural, political, and economic forces that interact with the law.” Bailey’s background in criminology contributes heavily to her firm belief in the client-centered approach, and holistic practice goals.. In her free time, Bailey enjoys spending time with her two rescue pit bulls and her husband. She also enjoys running, NFL football, craft beer, and all things historic Los Angeles.

Eduardo M. Osorio is an associate attorney at The Rodriguez Law Group dedicated to the practice of criminal defense. He is a zealous advocate of the accused, earning the trust of his clients and working diligently to obtain results to his clients’ satisfaction.. As a law student, Mr. Osorio began his legal career learning the ins and outs of the Federal Courts system as a judicial extern for the Honorable Philip S. Gutierrez of the U.S. District Courts, Central District of California. After graduating from law school, Mr. Osorio practiced immigration law at a Los Angeles-based boutique firm. His extensive experience and knowledge in the complex area of immigration law equips Mr. Osorio with the skills necessary to negotiate carefully crafted plea deals to reduce and often times entirely eliminate harsh immigration consequences that result from criminal convictions.. Mr. Osorio has successfully obtained numerous favorable results for his clients at the Rodriguez Law Group, including terminating investigations at the pre-file stage, achieving full dismissals and exonerations, and accomplishing post-conviction relief for those trying to leave their criminal history in their past.. Mr. Osorio received his law degree from the University of California, Davis School of Law, and his Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy, cum laude, at the University of Southern California, where he was a member of the U.S.C. Men’s rowing crew.. Mr. Osorio is fluent in English and Spanish.

Alan is the former Assistant Head Deputy, Major Crimes Division, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office from 1995-2013.  He was named Prosecutor of the Year in 2010 by the Los Angeles County Bar Association and Prosecutor of the Year in 2008 by the Association of Deputy District Attorneys, Los Angeles County.. Alan has wn numerous high profile murder cases, including the murder conviction of celebrity record producer Phil Spector; secured a murder conviction against infamous mastermind Mike Goodwin (racing legend Mickey Thompson's murderer) from a decades old cold case; and won a murder conviction of Charlie Samuel (17 year old Lily Burke's kidnapper and murderer).. Additionally, Alan led delegations to Tokyo, Japan and developed a relationship with the Japanese Ministry of Justice. This in turn led to the international extradition of a Japanese businessman who had murdered his wife in Los Angeles in the early 1980's.. Alan tried 85 cases in front of a jury with a career victory rate of over 96%.. His expertise includes the high profile, complex criminal defense cases as well as white collar criminal defense.. Alan is also a veteran of the U.S. Air Force where he served as a jet engine mechanic.. And, since 2013 he has been a consulting producer on the Showtime series "Ray Donovan."

Setara Qassim is an attorney at Geragos & Geragos, APC.  She is a criminal defense lawyer whose practice focuses on pretrial investigations, trials, and appeals of federal and state criminal cases. Ms. Qassim began her career with Geragos & Geragos as a law clerk during her second year at Loyola Law School.  She has since taken on prominent roles in the criminal trial and litigation teams under Mark Geragos' direction in connection with numerous high profile felony and misdemeanor cases which have concluded favorably for the firm's clients.Ms. Qassim graduated from Loyola Law School in 2011. She received her Bachelor of Arts from UCLA.

Post Conviction Relief and Criminal Defense attorney serving the immigrant community.  The Law Office of Byron Aldana is dedicated to providing aggressive Post Conviction Relief at affordable, reasonable prices. Founded in 2006, the office is located in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles across from Belmont High School and adjacent to the Levitt & Quinn Family Law Center. The firm has made efforts to reach out to the community by providing low prices to non profit organizations that serve the immigrant connmunity. We do not have high overhead and we provide legal assistance at the grass roots level. Our office serves all of Los Angeles county, Orange county, San Bernardino and Riverside counties.Our Postconviction Relief services include Motion to Vacate Conviction based on failure to provide immigration warnings, Motion to Vacate Conviction based on no factual basis, Motion to Vacate Conviction based on failure to warn and waive Constitutional Rights, Motion to Reduce a Felony to Misdemeanor, Motion to Early Terminate probation, Motion to Amend Sentence, and Expungements of criminal convictions.. A first generation immigrant, Byron V. Aldana migrated to the U.S. with his mother and brother at the age of 3 months. His mother, a single mother, worked strenuously as a seamstress for 26 years in the Garment Industry in downtown Los Angeles. Despite the difficult task of raising two sons on a meager income, his mother instilled the values of being an American and the importance of an education and hard work.Consequently, Byron V. Aldana can identify with many of his clients and recognizes the struggles that families face when they come to a new country. More importantly he recognizes that people make mistakes and that unfortunately immigrants face banishment and exile because of minor criminal convictions. His insight has enabled him to aggressively advocate for the benefit of his clients and he can help you or your family member maintain or achieve the American Dream!Byron Aldana can be reached @. And unlike other attorneys or law firms that hide behind a receptionist or legal assistant, Byron Aldana answers his own phone and you can be sure that you will speak directly with him. Call today for a free consultation by appointment. HABLAMOS ESPANOL.. Visit or. Also, Google Search: Byron Aldana Attorney or