California Lawyers Brian D. to Brian Edward

Explore California attorneys like Brian D. Woolfall, Brian Dalrymple, Brian Daniel Mcneil, Brian Danitz, Brian Daucher, Brian David Lerner, Brian Davis, and Brian Edward Reed. in cities like Poway, San Diego, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Lancaster. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 92064, 94111, 93534.

Brian E. Shear

Brian Easton

Brian Danitz

Brian Daucher

Brian David Le

Brian E. Whitl

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Brian E. Shear

Firm: Spolin Silverman and Cohen LLP

100 Wilshire Boulevard 1400 , Santa Monica , California 90401

Practice Areas: Business ,Employment & Labor ,Insurance ,Professional Malpractice

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Brian Easton

Firm: Easton & Easton, LLP

650 Town Center Drive. , Costa Mesa , California 92626

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Defective and Dangerous Products

Brian Easton has practiced law since 1995 and has spent the entire 20 years of his practice as a personal injury attorney working only for injured persons. In recognition of his years of trial skill, professionalism, and ethics, Brian is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) – one of the most select and exclusive associations for trial attorneys and judges. He has also been selected to the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum® – The Top Trial Lawyers in America® (an honor given to less than 1% of attorneys in the United States), and has been chosen each year since 2014 as a National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyer. Brian has also received the designation of Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters. In addition, Brian has received a Commendation from the City of Lancaster for Demonstrating Excellence in Trial Advocacy in the Superior Court of California and is in the registry of Who’s Who for Executives and Professionals in the Law for 2014 and 2015.. Brian received his B.A. degree Magna Cum Laude (Top 10%) from Brigham Young University, in 1992, and his Juris Doctor Cum Laude (Top 20%) from Brigham Young University in 1995. Brian has been admitted to practice law in California since 1995 and is also admitted to practice before the Central and Southern Districts of the United States District Courts. Brian has argued cases before the California Court of Appeals and has tried cases in Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, and San Bernardino Counties.. Over his career Brian has obtained more than 40 Million Dollars for his clients from the insurance companies and has represented thousands of people in personal injury claims and accidents. These include automobile accidents; boating and aviation accidents; assaults; defective products; claims arising against cities, counties, and the state of California for roads, sidewalks, and other governmental properties that cause injury; trip/slip and fall claims; dog bites; and medical malpractice cases.. Representing injured people against large insurance companies, corporations, and other so-called “Goliaths” brings a special satisfaction to Brian. In a single recent 6-month period, Brian was able to obtain $2,000,000 for a gentleman who fell off an unsafe scaffold due to the fact that he put a ladder on top of the scaffold to make it higher; $1,250,000 for a woman who was in a T-Bone collision and required a neck fusion surgery; and $500,000 for a woman struck by a student riding a bicycle on a campus sidewalk. Each of the above claims were originally disputed by the defendants’ insurance companies, but Brian’s skill and hard work allowed him to provide justice and compensation to the injured and needy victims.

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“I look up to Brian as a specialist attorney in the Personal Injury field of practice. Brian is a Super Lawyer with a wealth of experience and resources and connections. I admire an…”

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Brian Danitz

840 Malcolm Rd Ste 200 , Burlingame , California 94010

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Brian Daucher

Firm: Sheppard Mullin et al LLP

650 Town Ctr Dr 4FL , Costa Mesa , California 92626

Practice Areas: Business

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Brian David Lerner

Long Beach Law Building, 3233 E. Broadway , Long Beach , California 90803

Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum

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Brian E. Whitley

74760 Highway 111 200 , Indian Wells , California 92210

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Business & Commercial,Real Estate

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Brian Dirkmaat

Firm: Carr, McClellan, Ingersoll, Thompson & Horn, Professional Law Corporation

216 Park Road , Burlingame , California 94010

Practice Areas: Corporate , Intellectual Property , Business, Business

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Brian Don Hickman

1 Almaden Blvd Fl 12 , San Jose , California 95113

Practice Areas: Patent Application, Licensing, Copyright Application

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Brian Doron Kohanchi

2121 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 800 , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: Employment, Personal Injury

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Brian Dalrymple

Firm: NIXON PEABODY LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW

One Embarcadero Center , San Francisco , California 94111

Practice Areas: Civil , Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Technology and Science, Criminal Defense

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“I endorse this lawyer's work. Brian has been against us on many aviation cases, and he is a worthy and fully professional opponent. hard worker, quick study, represents his clients…”

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Brian Duff

Firm: Munger Tolles & Olson

355 South Grand Avenue 35th Floor , Los Angeles , California 90071

Practice Areas: Corporate , Corporate & Incorporation

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Brian Dunn

Firm: Demler Armstrong & Rowland

4500 E Pac Coast Hwy 4FL , Long Beach , California 90804

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

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Brian E. Covotta

2765 Sand Hill Road , Menlo Park , California 94025

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Brian E. Kerss

Firm: Weltin Law Office

1432 Martin Luther King Way , Oakland , California 94612

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Civil ,Personal Injury

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Brian E. Mitchell

Firm: Cooley Godward Kronish LLP

101 Street Fifth Floor 94 , San Francisco , California 94111

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Brian D. Woolfall

Firm: Lorber Greenfield & Polito, LLP

13985 Stowe Drive , Poway , California 92064

Practice Areas: Construction Litigation, Antitrust & Unfair Business Practices Litigation

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Brian Ducker

Firm: Orange County Public Defender

801 W Civic Center Dr Ste 400 , Santa Ana , California 92701

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“orneys at work. However, none as adequate, professional, caring, supportive, consistent, or straight”

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Brian Davis

Firm: The Law Offices of Brian M. Davis

4340 Von Karman Ave., Suite 380 , Newport Beach , California 92660

Practice Areas: Business , Civil , Real Estate , Business

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“Brian is an outstanding lawyer with broad experience in real estate and litigation matters. Brian puts clients first. I highly recommend his services.”

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Brian Daniel Mcneil

450 B St Ste 900 , San Diego , California 92101

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Mr. McNeil stands up for you, he gives sound advice and has a good heart. I would reccomend him heartily to anyone. He turned 9 years into probation! ...Theodore”

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Brian Edward Reed

Firm: Law Office of Brian E. Reed

43825 10th Street West , Lancaster , California 93534

Practice Areas: Education

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