Top General Practice Lawyers in Rancho Cucamonga | 3 available

8005 Archibald Ave. , Rancho Cucamonga , California 91730

Practice Areas: General Practice, Car Accidents, Car Accidents, Car Accidents, Car Accidents

Albert is a tremendous asset to our law firm. Albert has his own thriving practice and decided to join our family for the staff, support, resources and opportunity to practice in multiple areas. Since founding our firm Albert has handled a verity of matters in criminal law, family law, civil and personal injury cases, habeas corpus and appeals. Prior to becoming an Attorney, Albert was a fifteen year veteran of a local police department and knows the law of search and seizure, stop and arrest, detentions, use of force, and how crimes are investigated and prosecuted. Since his retirement as a police officer, he has practiced law for over 15 years in the community. Albert’s perspective and training as a police officer gave him special insight into custody disputes, restringing orders, domestic violence, and police misconduct matters.. Workers' Compensation is our main area of practice. Our staff has nearly 30 years of experience in Workers' Compensation.

Firm: Law Offices of Cecilia I. Onunkwo

10630 Town Center Drive , Rancho Cucamonga , California 91730

Practice Areas: Adoption, Automobile Accidents, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Family , General Practice, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Spousal Support, Family, Family, Family

Our Firm is dedicated to providing effective legal services to our clients. We are aggressive and compassionate in our representation of our clients. Our clients are not files, they are real people and we give our clients our personal attention. We determine the best course of action negotiation, mediation or litigation and advise you accordingly. We encourage our clients to speak up in what actions to be taken. Call today for a free Initial Consultation.

Firm: Mastagni, Holstedt, Amick, Miller & Johnsen

9327 Fairway View Suite 304 , Rancho Cucamonga , California 91730

Practice Areas: General Practice, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

Criminal Law sits at the heart of our Constitution. To protect our privacy, the Founders created laws to ensure that the government (law enforcement) cannot bug, harass, or stop us unless they have probable cause or at least reasonable suspicion to do so. Unfortunately, there are some in government who don’t abide by the rules. That’s where I come in.. The government serves a purpose. They protect us when in need, and help maintain the order of the society we create. But when they break the very rules they are meant to protect, someone needs to be there to enforce the rules against them. I work to ensure that my client’s rights have not been violated and that the innocent always go free.. I became a lawyer because I wanted to help people and be an advocate for change. Although we have the greatest judicial system in the world, it is clouded by archaic laws, biased personalities, and politics. Defense attorneys like myself are necessary to protect the presumed innocence of the arrested individual and work towards their innocence. Once a person is convicted of a crime, society labels them a criminal and their whole life changes.. We like labels; we label the aisles at the market, the gates we are departing from, and the prestige of a school. Following that philosophy, we label people who are arrested and/or convicted of a crime a “criminal." Society then turns around and says to the “criminal” pull yourself up by your boot straps and get a job, house, insurance, and make something of yourself.. But what happens if the label that’s placed upon you  prevents you from achieving these goals. We create so many obstacles for people who get involved with the system that it becomes difficult and at times impossible to achieve. Until we find a better way, my office remains the courtroom.