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John Bradley Stuckey
About John
Practice Areas
2
Practice Areas
Employment and Labor
80%
25 years
Business
20%
25 years
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
$ 300-350 per hour
Contingency
5%-10%
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Licensed in California for 24 years
State: California
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Location
Robinson Di Lando, APLC
800 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 750, Los Angeles, CA, 90017
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John Bradley Stuckey's Reviews
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John Bradley Stuckey's Lawyer Endorsements
"I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Stuckey is not only a good litigator, but he is also an astute negotiator."
"Mr. Stuckey is an exceptional attorney. I have been an attorney for 24 years and served as a judge, magistrate, prosecutor, law professor, and private attorney. However, even with all of that experience, I learn from his answers on Avvo each and every day. If you have the chance, hire him in an instant."
"Attorney Stuckey gives solid advice and solid representation. He's a gentleman and a guardian of justice."
"I endorse this lawyer. I attended law school in Ohio with Brad and I also have consulted with him on various legal issues. He is a sharp intellectual with a strong grasp of federal employment law."
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Experience
Work Experience
2001 - 2005
Associate, Hughes & Clough, APC
Education
2001
Univ of Akron School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1998
Kent State University
MA - Masters
1993
Univ of California Berkeley
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Answers
Q&A
Is it illegal for your work company to change your time card so you won't hit overtime and double time?
03 Dec 2011
Q&A
"Do I need to attend unpaid mandatory work meetings"
16 Jul 2011
Q&A
Is a caretaker consider an employee?
06 Dec 2010