Chino Personal Injury Law Firm
Overview
For more than 10 years, our team at Kevin Jamison Law, PC, in Chino, California, has provided dedicated business and commercial law services. Offering large-firm strategies and experience in a boutique law firm setting, we are passionate about protecting the rights of entrepreneurs and business owners. We serve clients in Riverside, as well as throughout San Bernardino, Orange and Los Angeles counties, and our law firm accepts credit cards for the convenience of our clients.
We know...
For more than 10 years, our team at Kevin Jamison Law, PC, in Chino, California, has provided dedicated business and commercial law services. Offering large-firm strategies and experience in a boutique law firm setting, we are passionate about protecting the rights of entrepreneurs and business owners. We serve clients in Riverside, as well as throughout San Bernardino, Orange and Los Angeles counties, and our law firm accepts credit cards for the convenience of our clients.
We know...
For more than 10 years, our team at Kevin Jamison Law, PC, in Chino, California, has provided dedicated business and commercial law services. Offering large-firm strategies and experience in a boutique law firm setting, we are passionate about protecting the rights of entrepreneurs and business owners. We serve clients in Riverside, as well as throughout San Bernardino, Orange and Los Angeles counties, and our law firm accepts credit cards for the convenience of our clients.
We know that, while performing their services or developing and putting to market their products may come easy to those we represent, navigating the associated legal complexities often do not. When legal challenges arise, it may not only affect our clients' business operations, but also their bottom lines and longevity. Striving to help them achieve their business goals and legal objectives, our attorneys assist clients with a range of complex matters, including mergers and acquisitions, franchising and licensing, contract drafting and negotiation and professional malpractice claims.
Reviewing their situations and needs with them during a free initial consultation, our attorneys diligently review every detail of our clients' cases as we craft our approach, helping them to understand their rights and options. When it comes to preparing clients' cases, our law firm goes the extra mile, traveling throughout the state for client meetings, investigations, site inspections and depositions.
At Kevin Jamison Law, PC, we recognize that people's personal lives and their businesses are often intertwined. In addition to guiding clients through business and commercial law-related matters, our attorneys also offer family law, personal injury, estate planning, and legacy liability and asset protection management services. Our law firm team strives to help those we represent to efficiently achieve the best resolutions possible to their legal issues.
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