The Law Office of James W. Harwood
California Law Firm
The Law Office of James W. Harwood
Practice Areas:
- Drug Crimes Defense
- Drunk Driving/ DUI
- Theft/Property Crimes
- Firearms and Gun Charges
- Domestic Violence
- Sex Crimes
Principal Attorney:
- James W. Harwood
The Law Office of James W. Harwood
One Daniel Burnham Court, Suite 240C
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone: (415) 699-4346
Fax: (415) 373-4620
http://www.bayarea-criminallawyer.com
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