Mark Benjamin Briscoe - Santa Cruz, CA
Attorney at Biggam, Christensen & Minsloff
Lawyers in Santa Cruz, CA
2103 North Pacific Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Updated: 03/03/2026
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2.8 Value
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2.8 Quality of Service
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3.0 Professional Competence
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Consulted Attorney 2002-2020You remember that day I was in the courthouse Uncle Mark throwing paper at you from Plato's whatever book or Socrates or whatever. The judicial system cannot be European or anything else it has to be declarative from the independence. To be living right now and there be no active precedent any branch of government is actually practicing is horrifying especially because Uncle Mark I'm now just giving up on physics I said okay fine I'll try to get married and find a husband I suppose and so I'm doing history of chemistry so the kids aren't so afraid that they're having panic attacks every time they learn something on they're s***** technology. I'm still trying to take my dad to civil court here and Scott sowers Aaron I just talked to him he's telling me that he's dying sours is spelled s a u e r s probably because he's a f****** Nazi but hey you guys wanted to brag about how much I loved him so here we are now with some really obvious historical things going on I hope Madeline and Eleanor are well none of you should be in Europe quite literally they're about to blow it the f******. Up
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Hired Attorney 2024Very impressive how MR Brisco conducts himself in the courtroom .powerful .I strongly recommend this attorney
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