We have the depth and “bench strength” to fully staff and aggressively litigate a case of any size and have been doing so for over 50 years. Given our size, we are efficient and responsive, and tailor our services to meet our clients’ needs, rather than vice versa. Our trial attorneys routinely handle commercial and business disputes including insurance coverage disputes, tort claims, declaratory relief, partnership dissolutions, accountings, breach of contract and unfair business practices.
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We have a full service business litigation practice with experience throughout California.
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Thomas McConnell
Brian Shaffer
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