California Lawyers David Waite to David Witzling

Explore California attorneys like David Waite, David Wallach, David Wallin, David Warren Trotter, David Wayne Brown, David Weil, David Weiland, and David Witzling. in cities like Los Angeles, Palmdale, Monterey, Fresno and Long Beach. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 90067, 94104, 90803.

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David Waite

Firm: Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP

2049 Century Park E Fl 28 , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning, Litigation

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David Weltin

Firm: Weltin Streb & Weltin LLP

1432 MLK Jr Way , Oakland , California 94612

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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David William Smiley

4747 Executive Drive, Suite 700 , San Diego , California 92121

Practice Areas: Construction, Business, Commercial Real Estate, Litigation, Insurance

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David William Healy

Firm: Fenwick & West LLP

Silicon Valley Center 801 St Calif , Mountain View , California 94041

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate & Incorporation

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David Wiechert

Firm: Law Office of David W. Wiechert Attorneys at Law

115 Avenida Miramar , San Clemente , California 92672

Practice Areas: Administrative , Corporate , White Collar Crime

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“I have worked with Dave as co-counsel in both civil litigation and federal, white collar criminal matters. I haven't met a better lawyer.”

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David Whitehead

Firm: Whitehead & Porter LLP

220 Montgomery Street Suite 1850 , San Francisco , California 94104

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Probate , Securities , Trusts, Corporate & Incorporation, Corporate & Incorporation

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David Wheeler Newman

Firm: Mitchell Silberberg and Knupp LLP

11377 West Olympic Boulevard , Los Angeles , California 90064

Practice Areas: Estate Planning,Non-Profit Corporations,Taxation - State & Federal

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David Wallach

Firm: Jones Day

555 California Street, 26th Floor , San Francisco , California 94104

Practice Areas: General Practice, Litigation

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David Wensley

Firm: Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP

1900 Main Street 5th Floor , Irvine , California 92614

Practice Areas: Environmental , Real Estate , Commercial

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David Weitzman

Firm: Floyd, Skeren & Kelly LLP

23801 Calabasas Road Suite 2025 , Calabasas , California 91302

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

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David Weisberg

Firm: Daniels, Fine, Israel, Schonbuch & Lebovits, LLP

1801 Century Park East 9th Floor , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: General Practice, Slip and Fall Accident

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David Weiland

Firm: Coleman & Horowitt, LLP

499 W Shaw Ave Ste 116 , Fresno , California 93704

Practice Areas: Construction , Lawsuits & Disputes

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David Weil

Firm: Weil & Associates

3020 Old Ranch Parkway, Suite 300 , Seal Beach , California 90740

Practice Areas: Maritime, Business, Litigation, Admiralty & Maritime, Admiralty & Maritime

David Weil is the managing attorney at Weil & Associates in Long Beach.. He is one of only a handful of attorneys to be certified by the State Bar of California as a specialist in admiralty and maritime law. He is also a "Proctor in Admiralty" member of the Maritime Law Association of the United States, and an Adjunct Professor of Admiralty Law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles and Chapman University Law School in Orange, California. He is the authori of several scholary articles concerning maritime law, and for over 11 years the author of the "Ask a Maritime Attorney" colun in the Southern California Lof Newspaper.. His practice is focused on the California Yachting and Workboat Communities, and his clients include marine lenders, yacht brokers and other maritime businesses, recreational boaters, commercial fishermen, workboat operators, marine surveyors, and licensed mariners. He is the former legal advisor to the California Yacht Brokers Association, and an active affiliate member of the National Association of Marine Surveyors and the American Vessel Documentation Association.. Dave was a commercial mariner for most of his life prior to attending law school. He was a salmon and king crab fisherman in Alaska for ten years, and a professional yacht and workboat captain for three years in Southern California. And, he currently holds a 200 ton Coast Guard masters license.

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“About a year ago I hired David Weil for a relatively small case and paid a $3,000 retainer. After wi”

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“I endorse this lawyer with no reservation. An extremely talented and well respected attorney in the legal community. Very hardworking and diligent. Consistently achieves superior r…”

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David Warren Trotter

Firm: Bowles and Verna LLP

Plaza 2121 North Boulevard , Moraga , California 94556

Practice Areas: General Practice, Litigation, Environmental and Natural Resources

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David Wallin

Firm: Law Offices of David M. Wallin

41319 12th Street West , Palmdale , California 93551

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

For more than 28 years, David M. Wallin has dedicated his legal career to helping everyday people, everyday, to get the best possible legal defense. His firm has handled 100's of criminal cases involving drug crimes, DUI, theft crimes, child molestation accusations, Murder, Robbery and many other criminal charges. Mr. Wallin is a former Deputy District Attorney and a Certified Criminal Law Specialist. So when facing these types of charges, you can be confident knowing you have a compassionate and committed team of attorneys representing you in the court room. Our firm has handled in excess of 12,000 cases. If you have been charged or arrested, please do not waste another minute. Contact one of our criminal defense lawyers at the firm, and learn more about how he can protect you and your rights.

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David Witzling

205 Covina Ave , Long Beach , California 90803

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

Represented a national construction management firm with claims exceeding $46 million in the construction of a 180,000 square foot skilled nursing facility.. Represented a national general contractor in an action with $30 million in dispute against an architectural firm to recover costs relating to a design-build contract involving the construction of a 146,000 square foot hospital facility.. Represented a national general contractor with refinancing and over 40 payment disputes exceeding $16 million with subcontractors and homeowners involving a luxury oceanfront resort where construction costs exceeded $250 million.

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“David is one of the most enterprising, smart, hard-working, and personable attorneys I know. He's always up to speed on the latest legal and real estate developments, and is extrem…”

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David Wayne Brown

Firm: Law Offices of David Wayne Brown

665 Munras Ave 210 0 , Monterey , California 93940

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Construction ,Criminal Defense ,Debtor/Creditor,Divorce,Family ,Land Use & Zoning,Landlord & Tenant,Traffic Violations,Trusts,Wills

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David Wienir

Firm: Harpercollins Publishers

201 California St Fl 10 , San Francisco , California 94111

Practice Areas: Entertainment

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David Williams

1221 3rd St , Oakland , California 94607

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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“I've worked with Dave Williams over the course of a number of years. He is a fierce and intelligent litigator.”

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David Willingham

Firm: Caldwell Leslie & Proctor, PC

725 S Figueroa St Fl 31 , Los Angeles , California 90017

Practice Areas: White Collar Crime

David K. Willingham specializes in white collar criminal defense and complex litigation, and is Co-chair of the firm’s White Collar Crime and Corporate Compliance practice group.

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“David is a thoughtful, well-respected litigator. I endorse him.”

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