Schwartz Law, P.C.
California Law Firm
Schwartz Law, P.C.
Lawsuits are war. And, the side with the toughest, smartest, and most aggressive trial and appellate attorney usually wins. If you’re facing a tough fight—against the government or a giant corporation—call me. I never charge for initial consultations.
Practice Areas:
- Employment Law
- Class Actions
- Civil Rights
- Personal Injury
- Appeals
Principal Attorney:
Jeff Schwartz
Schwartz Law, P.C.
629 Camino De Los Mares
Suite 203
San Clemente, CA 92673
http://www.jeffschwartzlaw.com/contact-us
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