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Bay Area Workers’ Compensation Attorney

January 6, 2010 in Bay Area, California, Contra Costa County, Uncategorized by staff

Kenneth W. Larson

Partner at the Bay Area Workers’ Compensation Law Firm of Larson, Vandersloot & Rivers

Kenneth Larson is an experienced litigation attorney at Larson, Vandersloot & Rivers focusing on workers’ compensation law in the Bay Area.  This includes third party workers’ compensation litigation, and personal injury matters.  Mr. Larson is a Certified Specialist in workers’ compensation law with the California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization.

He has attained the highest possible rating of AV from Martindale Hubbell, the national directory of attorneys, indicating preeminent legal ability and the highest standard of ethics.  Mr. Larson was also a former governor of the California State Bar and a former president of the Contra Costa Bar Association.  He also teaches workers’ compensation law at John F. Kennedy School of Law.

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Kenneth W. Larson

Larson, Vandersloot & RiversBay Area Workers’ Compensation Law Firm
3220 Blume Drive, Suite 225
Richmond, CA 94806
(510) 223-2200

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MD Bankruptcy Lawyer – Michal G. Wolff

November 2, 2009 in Maryland by staff

Michael G. Wolff is a seasoned veteran with more than 25 years of experience practicing bankruptcy in MD. He is a respected bankruptcy trustee responsible for handling complex cases. His experience as a former prosecuting attorney has made him an excellent criminal lawyer. His practice extends all over Maryland including, Frederick bankruptcy, Rockville, and Montgomery County.   He is rated AV – the highest awarded for legal ability and ethics – by Martindale-Hubbell.

Born: Elizabeth, New Jersey, April 8, 1954Michael Wolff

Education:
American University, B.S., 1976 , University of Akron, J.D., 1979

Practice Areas:
Bankruptcy Law – Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Personal & Business

Business Law

Criminal Law

Personal Injury

 

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