The Law Offices of Ronald P. Ackerman, P.C. - Culver City, CA
Federal Employment Law - Security Clearance Issues Lawyers in Culver City, CA
400 Corporate Pointe Suite 560 Culver City, CA 90230 - 7675
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Culver City Federal Employment Law - Security Clearance Issues Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
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- Federal Employment Law - Security Clearance Issues
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Customer Reviews for The Law Offices of Ronald P. Ackerman, P.C.
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Hired Law firm 2019-2020It all came to a screeching halt when he indicated that he would be submitting to the discovery documents I provided without reviewing them himself. If he doesn't have time to review the documents, what's his purpose? This prompted me to do a deep dive on google and I knew I needed to find another attorney. The most disturbing one was the following one: "Is it possible to give zero stars? I work at the Long Beach VA and have a claim of racial discrimination pending. Found this character and it suggests he sues the VA. After telling him all about my case and my racist supervisor, I find out months later he has taken my supervisor as a client. Then, I file a complaint with the California State Bar. They ask him how he wound up getting both me and my boss as clients. He told the California State Bar that the VA all the way from San Diego to LA refers cases to him. How can the VA refer the attorney who's supposed to be suing the VA. Steer clear of this guy!!!" I didn't detect this factor initially but I eventually did. I swiftly moved on to a firm without these types of issues. I thanked the reviewer profusely.
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