McKennon Law Group PC
California Law Firm
McKennon Law Group PC
McKennon Law Group is a law firm based in the beautiful city of Newport Beach, California. Their law firm was founded for a sole purpose and that was to provide their clients with cost effective and professional representation aimed to get the best possible results and solutions. Their main focus is important to the uniqueness of their firm because their attorneys want to represent and serve their clients in an aggressive manner for positive results.
Practice Areas:
- Insurance Litigation
- Business Litigation
- Class Actions
- Real Estate Litigation
Principal Attorney:
Robert J. McKennon
McKennon Law Group PC
20321 SW Birch St., Suite 200
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Phone: (949) 387-9595
Fax: (949) 385- 5165
http://www.mslawllp.com
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