The Law Office of James M. Taylor
California Law Firm
The Law Office of James M. Taylor
The Law Office of James M. Taylor covers the Riverside and San Bernardino Counties in California. Focusing their firm practice on criminal defenses, their principal attorney, James M. Taylor has been in the field for well over a decade. He takes pride in successfully defended his clients accused from small crimes to that of serious crimes. Throughout his legal career, he has also successfully represented many clients in felony jury trials. His dedication and effort is what separates his law firm from others and always has the best interest for his clients as a priority.
Practice Areas:
- Criminal Defense
Principal Attorney:
- James M. Taylor
The Law Office of James M. Taylor
783 West Ramsey, Suite G
Banning, CA 92220
Tel: 951-849-2081
http://www.jamesmtaylorlaw.com/
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