Collections Lawyers in Santa Monica | 4 available
4 Collections lawyers are available in Santa Monica, California, including Edmond E. Salem, Jeffrey A. Paris, Peter S. Hemar, and Scott Chaplan. Lawyers rated on this page have an average Avvo rating of 4.6/5.
Edmond E. Salem
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“Mr. Salem was not only able to minimize very stiff penalties I was facing in a criminal case, he also helped me save my job by getting the charges red...”Read on Avvo
Scott Chaplan
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“I wish I had done my homework. Scott Chaplan is a crook IMO. He should be disbarred for malpractice. Insisted that all negotiations must be done on th...a clientScott missed 4 cons…”Read on Avvo
Collections Lawyers Nearby santa monica (by distance)
Collections Lawyers in Santa Monica, California at a Glance
Lawbamba lists 4 Collections lawyers in Santa Monica. 1 has Avvo client reviews, averaging 4.6/5 across 9 reviews. The highest Avvo rating (with at least 3 reviews) is Edmond E. Salem, at 4.6/5 from 9 reviews. You can also browse all Collections lawyers in California.
Collections lawyers in other California cities
- San Diego (14)
- Los Angeles (13)
- San Francisco (12)
- Sacramento (6)
- Pasadena (6)
- Santa Ana (5)
- San Jose (5)
- Santa Barbara (4)
Other practice areas in Santa Monica
- Civil lawyers (47)
- Trusts lawyers (18)
- Products Liability lawyers (18)
- Intellectual Property lawyers (14)
- Construction lawyers (14)
- Wills lawyers (13)
- Securities lawyers (13)
- Litigation lawyers (13)
Frequently asked questions
How many Collections lawyers are in Santa Monica, California?
Lawbamba lists 4 Collections lawyers in Santa Monica, California. 1 of them has Avvo client reviews.
What is the average Avvo rating for Collections lawyers in Santa Monica?
Across 9 Avvo client reviews, Collections lawyers in Santa Monica average 4.6 out of 5.
Who has the highest Avvo rating among Collections lawyers in Santa Monica?
Among lawyers with at least 3 Avvo client reviews, Edmond E. Salem has the highest rating: 4.6 out of 5 from 9 reviews.
How long do I have to file a debt collection claim in California?
In California, you generally have 2 years to file, under Cal. Civ. Proc. Code § 339(1). See the full California deadline.
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