White & MacDonald, LLP - a San Jose, *Unknown* Law Firm

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By Anonymous on Apr. 13, 2023
Hired Law firm 2020-2023

Steve White : We want justice , and 5 seats for board of directors to be up for re election at Adobe Hills, its violation of multiple laws mentioned on david sterling, adobe hills by laws as well as Attorney general, If you care for the oath you took when you became a lawyer , we hope you will do the right thing . He is violating the bylaws of HOA and CA civil code. We would not recommend this lawyer.

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99 Almaden Blvd.
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San Jose, CA 95113 - 1610

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