Lynberg & Watkins
California Law Firm
Lynberg & Watkins
Lynberg & Watkins, an AV-rated law firm with locations in Los Angeles and Orange County, has expanded to represent clients all across the nation. Their firm has the size, resources, and experience to actively practice in a wide array of legal areas. Their attorneys are known for their quality representation and reputation in providing their clients with the best results possible.
Practice Areas:
- Business and Commercial Litigation
- Construction Defect Law
- Employment Law
- General Liability
- Insurance Law
- Professional Liability Defense
- Public Entity Defense
- Toxic Substance Exposure Defense
- Transportation and Trucking
Principal Attorneys:
- Charles A. Lynberg
- Norman J. Watkins
Los Angeles Office
888 South Figueroa Street
Sixteenth Floor
Los Angeles, California 90017-5449
Phone: (213) 624-8700
Fax: (213) 892-2763
Orange County Office
1100 Town & Country Road
Suite 1450
Orange, CA 92868
Phone: (714) 937-1010
Fax: (714) 937-1003
http://www.lynberg.com
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