California Lawyers Craig Mordock to Craig S.

Explore California attorneys like Craig Mordock, Craig N. Lundgren, Craig Needham, Craig Paul, Craig Pedersen, Craig Pinedo, Craig Price, and Craig S. Andrews. in cities like Newport Beach, San Jose, Sherman Oaks, Santa Barbara and San Diego. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 92660, 95864, 92122.

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Craig Mordock

Firm: Titan Health & Security Technologies, Inc.

500 Newport Center Drive , Newport Beach , California 92660

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation

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“l issues that consistently impact less informed non-profit organizations. His willingless to work bo”

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Craig N. Lundgren

3620 American River Drive 215 , Sacramento , California 95864

Practice Areas: Administrative ,Civil ,Construction Defects,Construction ,Corporate ,Real Estate

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Craig Rowland Hill

4550 E Thousand Oaks Blvd Ste 200 , Westlake Village , California 91362

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Craig Roeb

Firm: Chapman, Glucksman & Dean, A Professional Corporation

11900 West Olympic Boulevard Suite 800 , Los Angeles , California 90064

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Craig Robinson

Firm: Robinson Law Office

16950 Sherman Way , Van Nuys , California 91406

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Drug Crimes, DUI/DWI, Juvenile , Parole and Probation, Traffic Violations, White Collar Crime, DUI & DWI, DUI & DWI

Craig S. Robinson. Law School: Southwestern University School of Law, J.D.. ISLN: 911817933. Practice Criminal Law. Former Deputy District Attorney. Former Judge Pro Tem. Deemed a Criminal Law Expert.. Robinson Law Offices have over 100 years of combined experience. Craig Robinson is a tough and dedicated criminal lawyer of Southern California. It is unlikely to find comparable criminal lawyersin Los Angeles with the experience and dedication that Craig posesses. With experience as former Judge Pro Tem, Former Deputy District Attorney and Former Deputy Public Defender, the expertise of this gentleman goes above and beyond what other criminal lawyers in Los Angeles can offer their clients.. Robinson Law Offices criminal lawyers of Los Angeles are honored to serve the Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Diego areas of Southern California.

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“I just wanna say thank you Craig, without your help and expertise there's no telling what would have”

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“Mr. Robinson has advised me on several complicated and delicate criminal matters. After needing a criminal defense attorney I was happy I came across this...”

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“Craig is a tough, sharp, no-nonsense attorney. who gets results. I highly recommend him.”

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Craig Ritchey

Firm: Craig Ritchey

1156 Ramona St , Palo Alto , California 94301

Practice Areas: Construction , Corporate , Intellectual Property , Labor , Technology and Science, Antitrust & Trade Law

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Craig Reese

Firm: The Maloney Firm APC

2381 Rosecrans Avenue , El Segundo , California 90245

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“I worked with Craig to resolve a matter in which my client was the defendant in litigation his client had initiated. From the outset Craig was responsive and reasonable. He was abl…”

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Craig Ramsdell

Firm: Garofolo & Ramsdell, LLP

3443 Golden Gate Way, Suite H , Lafayette , California 94549

Practice Areas: Litigation

My goal is to provide the highest quality legal services in a manner that is cost effective for clients. I am passionate about the law and my clients and work tirelessly to fulfill my client's objectives.

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“to myself and the other founders the meaning and purpose of the terms of each document. Also, they d”

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“Craig is a skilled litigator. His intellect, strong work ethic, and diligence contribute to his ability to effectively handle client matters.”

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Craig Rackohn

Firm: Law Offices of Burg & Brock

4554 Sherman Oaks Avenue , Sherman Oaks , California 91403

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“Always available by phone. Always willing to listen. Like a pit bull in a junk yard. Never gives”

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Craig R. McCollum

Firm: McCollum & Associates

960 Toro H , San Luis Obispo , California 93401

Practice Areas: Government Agencies

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Craig R. Maki

11766 Wilshire Boulevard Sixth Floor Californi , Los Angeles , California 90025

Practice Areas: General Practice,Insurance

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Craig R. Breitman

11766 Wilshire Boulevard Sixth Floor Californi , Los Angeles , California 90025

Practice Areas: Business ,Civil ,Premises Liability,Products Liability,Toxic Substances

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Craig R. Bockman

Firm: Jones, Bell, Abbott, Fleming and Fitzgerald L.L.P.

601 South Figueroa Street TwentySeventh Floor , Los Angeles , California 90017

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Business & Commercial,Civil

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Craig Price

Firm: Griffith & Thornburgh, LLP

8 East Figueroa Street Suite 300 , Santa Barbara , California 93101

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Craig Pinedo

Firm: Pinedolaw

1605 School St Ste 105 , Moraga , California 94556

Practice Areas: Business

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Craig Pedersen

Firm: Brot and Gross, LLP

15260 Ventura Blvd Ste 1500 , Sherman Oaks , California 91403

Practice Areas: Family , Family

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“Craig is a very capable, caring attorney and I highly recommend him for all your family law needs.”

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Craig Paul

Firm: Frieze & Paul

4801 Laguna Blvd Ste 105 Pmb 213 , Elk Grove , California 95758

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Litigation

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Craig Needham

1960 The Alameda 210 , San Jose , California 95126

Practice Areas: Business ,Elder ,Personal Injury,Wrongful Death

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Craig S. Andrews

4350 La Jolla Village Drive 700 Californ , San Diego , California 92122

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions,Securities ,Technology and Science

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“Craig is patient and knowledgable. A true pleasure to work with.”

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Craig Rothermel

Firm: Craig A Rothermel, Jd, CPA

504 S Broadway , Escondido , California 92025

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“He is terrible. He guesses on your taxes, asks no questions, screws up and YOU PAY for his mistake!”

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