Top San Leandro Administrative Lawyers - California

Nearby Cities: Hayward, Oakland, Fremont, San Francisco, San Jose

Related Practice Areas: Veteran's Benefits, Social Security, Election Campaign & Political, Education

Solomon, Saltsman and Jamieson has offices in Los Angeles, Portland, Oregon, and New York, New York. They represent clients in gaming law, administrative law, land use and zoning, severe personal injury and wrongful death claims, business litigation, and many other areas. Within each of these areas, the firm's attorneys are recognized for providing trial-tested advocacy, innovative thinking and...

Kevin D. Cauley is the founder of Kevin Cauley, P.C., located in Los Angeles, California. Focusing his practice on professional licensure and health law matters, he represents health care and other professionals throughout the state who are facing disciplinary or similar issues with respect to their medical, pharmaceutical, nursing, dental or physical therapist licenses. Mr. Cauley also provides...

Law Office of Zachary D. Wechsler, APC, is a Los Angeles law firm with a statewide practice. The fim brings an enthusiastic and creative approach to the problems faced by licensed professionals facing professional discipline and to applicants seeking their professional licenses. Mr. Wechsler is is a former deputy attorney general for California who was appointed to the State Bar of...

Located in Sacramento, California, the law office of Kravitz & Chan, LLP, provides exceptional advocacy and support to licensed professionals in a variety of industries who face any type of serious administrative actions regarding their licensures. Serving a diverse range of clients throughout California, our law firm's attorneys possess extensive experience in administrative license defense,...

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