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- LicensedDedicated, compassionate and zealous defense. Defending your healthcare and professional license.
- LicensedAttorney Heather A. Melone was born and raised in Southern California. She grew up in the Los Angeles area and graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Studies. During he...
- LicensedAggressive Advocacy, Personal Attention and Effective Results! Let us fight for your rights.
- LicensedSince 1978, Professional & Occupational License Defense Attorney. Client's Choice Award 2007-2021. Over 285 "5 Star" Client and Lawyer Testimonials. Former Deputy Attorney General representing nearly all California Regulatory Agencies
- LicensedReview: “The 13th time I was booked into Los Colinas, my mom called Matt Shapiro because my public defender refused to acknowledge marijuana law and my rights as a probationer. Matt Shapiro knew more than the Judge about the intr...
- LicensedJames D. Snyder represents clients in business transactions, M&A, and data privacy issues. He provides legal and compliance counsel to emerging startups and established companies in areas involving licensing, finance and investments, data privacy ...
- LicensedI am a business attorney, primarily representing technology-based companies, including companies in the life sciences, telecom, energy, software, and high-tech sectors, and web-enabled businesses. I enjoy helping businesses figure out how to get...
- LicensedTalbert Law Office provides legal counsel and representation to individuals, nonprofits, and businesses. With a client-centered approach, we employ the most valuable methods to establish IP rights and protect IP assets to secure and leverage a rob...
- LicensedReview: “We know the partners at SDIP Law back when they worked with Cooley and Paul Hastings. These guys have the brain power, experience and legal strategy of a powerhouse firm. They understood our business, our IP portfolio, an...
- LicensedReview: “His expertise in intelectual property matters is second to none. We look foward to using him again in any copyright matter we are dealing with.”
