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Choose the path that best matches your matter: forensic toxicology, serious-felony defense, civil representation, or professional license defense.

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Forensic Toxicology

Review and explanation of drug and alcohol evidence, including laboratory testing, pharmacology, impairment, and the limits of toxicology results. Services include consulting and expert-witness support.

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Serious-felony matters

Criminal Defense

The criminal-defense practice is limited to serious felony matters, including murder or manslaughter, sex-crime, and white-collar allegations. Forensic and scientific evidence is evaluated when relevant.

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Civil representation

Civil Cases

Employment Law, Personal Injury, Civil Rights, Wrongful Death, and Catastrophic Injury. Existing detailed guides are available for employment and personal-injury matters.

Board and State Bar matters

Professional License Defense

Defense of attorneys, physicians, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and other California licensees facing complaints, investigations, Accusations, disciplinary hearings, probation, or reinstatement.

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