California Lawyers David Lozano to David Maoz

Explore California attorneys like David Lozano, David Lusby, David M. Bosko, David M. Brady, David M. Chapman, David M. Flader, David M. Gao, and David Maoz. in cities like West Covina, Los Angeles, Indio, San Diego and Encino. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 91790, 95403, 91436.

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David Lozano

Firm: Lozano Law Center, Inc.

1900 W Garvey Ave S Ste 240 , West Covina , California 91790

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

David Lozano has a remarkable background, both professionally and personally, spanning over four decades and ranging from currently being an accomplished and well-recognized attorney in Federal Court that specializes not only in business and personal finance, but is known to be an aggressive and skillful negotiator as well, advising and instructing other attorneys and law firms throughout the country. Lozano has owned, managed and operated his own law firm and several other law firms as a senior law partner for over 28 years; is a Board Certified Specialist in the field of bankruptcy law; and in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s was both a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff and a Reserve Police Officer for the City of Monterey Park.. Bankruptcy Attorney David Lozano, received his Juris Doctorate Degree in 1993 from the University of Bridgeport, School of Law now known as the Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut where he was the vice-president of the Student Bar Association and chosen by the university to serve as a legislative legal intern in the Connecticut State House of Representatives. He was the recipient of the 1992 Distinguished Academic Achievement Award and the Hispanic-American Society Thurgood Marshall Outstanding Role Model Award. Mr. Lozano is a member of the State Bar of California and is admitted to the Central and Eastern Districts of California. In addition, he is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA), the National Association of Consumer Attorneys (NACA) and the Los Angeles County Bar Association among others. Mr. Lozano also served as a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff from 1980 – 1986 where he was assigned various law enforcement positions ranging from uniformed field patrol to undercover crime teams. Since 1994, Mr. Lozano has represented thousands of individuals, businesses and corporations in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases.

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“I enjoyed working with Yanni and Norma, from scheduling phone meetings, appointments, asking - off the wall questions, & my occasional Johnny Jump up calls,...”

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“Dave and I have been colleagues and friends for a very long time. If I lived in California I would send every client that could to Dave for financial problems. Dave and his staff w…”

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David M. Reynolds

Firm: Mullen & Filippi

300 520 Mendicino Avenue 954 , Santa Rosa , California 95401

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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David Malmon

Firm: Kondaur Capital Corporation

333 South Anita Drive, Suite 400 , Orange , California 92868

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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David Makous

2649 Dana Street. , Berkeley , California 94704

Practice Areas: Litigation

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David Mains

1851 E 1st St Ste 460 , Santa Ana , California 92705

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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David Magnuson

Firm: Law Offices of David Magnuson

345 Lorton Ave. , Burlingame , California 94010

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Divorce & Separation

My family law practice is limited to mediation. I enjoy working with clients who are committed to navigating the divorce process constructively, efficiently, and with dignity. Because my job satisfaction stems from helping my clients achieve the best possible result for themselves and/or their children, I never represent clients in a litigated divorce.

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“promptly but never nickel-and-dimed us in the process. Divorce is never easy, but David makes it a l”

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“Dave is a great attorney. He is experienced and capable, and showed enormous amounts of patience and empathy helping my family with our estate planning issues.”

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David Macpherson

145 Corte Madera Town Ctr #656 , Corte Madera , California 94925

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business, Contracts, Landlord & Tenant, Mediation, Construction

After 42 years practicing law, we know a thing or two because we've see a thing or two. When I am not advising clients and resolving their legal issues, I am an avid father and husband who is always planning the next adventure on bicycles, skis, hiking trails, rivers and museums. After College, I spent a decade working with the Outward Bound Schools leading Wilderness Courses in the Sierras, Death Valley, Oregon and Colorado. I currently serve as the Vice-Chair of the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee for the Town of Corte Madera and I run the Safe Routes to Schools Program for the Larkspur Corte Madera School District.

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“If I could choose more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. David Macpherson is an attorney whose expertise and knowledge combined with his temperament and...”

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“Continuously kept bragging about how he’s been in this industry for years and sounded like he was annoyed that I even contacted him over consultation. 40 yrs and still don’t know h…”

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Firm: David M. Flader, Attorney at Law

21660 East Copley Drive 300 , Diamond Bar , California 91765

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Landlord & Tenant

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“My husband and I were overwhelmed with our family business, multiple judgments from creditors,mortgages on our personal residence,numerous personal li...N.SurDavid and his partner …”

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“The attorneys at Flader and Hirji handled multiple cases for me. They were successful on every case and achieved tremendous results for me and my business. They are extremely thoro…”

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David M. Brady

Firm: Hanna, Brophy, MacLean, McAleer & Jensen, LLP

310 Hemsted Drive 300 , Redding , California 96002

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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David M. Bosko

FortyEighth Floor 333 South Hope Street Calif , Los Angeles , California 90071

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Mergers & Acquisitions,Securities

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David Maoz

Firm: Levinson Arshonsky and Kurtz LLP

16027 Ventura Boulevard 600 , Encino , California 91436

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business & Commercial,Civil ,Real Estate

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David Lusby

Firm: County of Sonoma

575 Administration Dr Rm 105 A , Santa Rosa , California 95403

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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David M. Kohn

Firm: Lewis Kohn & Walker LLP

15030 Avenue of Science , San Diego , California 92128

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Patent Prosecution, Licensing, Intellectual Property Litigation

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David M. Gao

Firm: Hecht Solberg Robinson Goldberg & Bagley LLP

One America Plaza , San Diego , California 92101

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business Litigation

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David M. Chapman

Firm: Thomas T. Anderson, P.C.

45926 Oasis Street , Indio , California 92201

Practice Areas: Insurance ,Personal Injury,Products Liability

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“David Chapman was recommended to me by a lawyer who is a very good friend, who stated "if he needed a lawyer he would call David Chapman".”

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