ISAACS | FRIEDBERG LLP - Los Angeles Trial Lawyers
California Law Firm
Isaacs Friedberg & Labaton LLP provides the highest caliber of legal representation, combining old school courtroom advocacy with cutting edge litigation techniques, precise analysis and thorough preparation.
Our litigation practice focuses on a broad array of complex civil, criminal and regulatory matters, including federal and state white collar criminal defense, business litigation and actions brought on behalf of governmental entities.
Practice Areas:
Federal and State White Collar Criminal Defense
Federal and State Complex Civil Litigation
Federal, State and Local Administrative Proceedings
Internal Investigations
Actions on Behalf of Governmental Entities
Qui Tam (False Claims Act) and Other Whistleblower Actions
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