We understand the business and legal complexities our clients must overcome, so we took decades of legal experience and market knowledge, and designed a law firm focused on representing businesses and...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 256-5000
Work Accidents & Personal Injury\nAcciidentes de Trabajo y Lesiones Personales \nOne of The Valley's Largest Workers Compensation Offices\nJob Related Injuries ~ Head ~ Neck ~ Back ~ Hips ~ Carpal...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 449-8150
Just because you have heard something about the limitations in the new bankruptcy law does not mean it's true. The Eastern District Bankruptcy Court is in Fresno, California, so it is best if you have...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 225-3622
Sam Luton is a former prosecutor with over 18 years of experience as both a deputy district attorney and criminal defense lawyer. With case and trial experience in offenses ranging from DUI, Domestic...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 269-9240
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Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 432-9600
Sagaser, Watkins & Wieland PC. Trusted advisors for businesses and employers in all aspects of labor relations, employment law matters, and business litigation. We also regularly advise businesses on...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 421-7000
I place my Clients needs above everything. I offer Integrity, Commitment, Compassion, Determination and Dedication to provide the best legal representation possible. Along with my years of...
Fresno (CA) - - Phone: (559) 579-1333
Fresno has a number of attorneys whose services can be availed of. Also known as lawyers, these are individuals who are professionally qualified to practice law in a court. He is legally qualified to prosecute and defend actions in such court on the retainer of clients. Duties include legal pleadings and arguing cases in that state court, providing legal advice to clients and drafting important legal instruments such as wills, trusts, deeds and contracts. A laywer may also specialize in different kinds of litigation. He may be employed in a law firm, or the legal department of a corporate. trial attorneys and apellate attorneys, and so on. Depending on the dispute or agreement in question, one can approach a lawyer who is well-qualified and experienced in that particular field. Some specializations also have a separate certification available. This, however, isn't available in all states.
