Frivolous ADA lawsuits continue at an astonishing pace in California. We will defend against these shakedown lawsuits and advise you on compliance measures to avoid litigation.
Are you being sued? Do you need to file your own lawsuit? We have the litigation experience that you need. Our practice takes on litigation cases of all kinds, including business disputes, breaches of contracts, and collections cases. We also accept select injury cases.
The Super Lawyers Rising Stars list recognizes no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys in each state. To be eligible for inclusion in Rising Stars, a candidate must be either 40 years old or younger, or in practice for 10 years or less.
Rick was also selected to the Sacramento Business Journal’s “Best of the Bar” list for 2018.
Don’t take our word for it. See what some of our clients have to say.
I would, and have, highly recommend Rick Morin to others due to his professionalism, understanding and his support…
Rick and Hilary are nothing short of amazing! They explained everything from beginning to end and made sure I was comfortable and informed of all decisions made…
Mr. Morin is organized, thorough, and had answers for me going through the entire process. I have no hesitation in asking anyone to give this attorney your business. He has earned the reputation with diligent practice, and hard work.
From my first call to Hilary at the office to the bankruptcy hearing with Rick by my side today, this law office has been incredible. They are organized, responsive, positive, reassuring, and detail-oriented. Rick takes the time to explain the process and to answer all of your questions. Hilary keeps you on track with text reminders, emails, and phone calls.
My husband and I are so thankful we had Rick handle our bankruptcy. He was by our side through the whole process and always was patient with us and explained everything along the way. He made a very stressful time in our lives easier.
Mr. Morin is an upstanding attorney and I would highly recommend him to anyone in need of a good lawyer for a fast and effective victory. Not only was he kind, his entire office staff was as well. They all made it easy for me when it came to documentation and communication for my case…
My staff and I are dedicated to making sure that you understand what is going on each step of your legal matter. Customer Service is our number one priority.
This means that phone calls, emails and text messages are returned as soon as possible. You will be constantly receiving status updates regarding the status of your case. Don’t get stuck with another law firm that won’t return your calls after you have paid your retainer. We are here for you each step of the way.
The other guys in town “promise” you that you receive individual attention. In my law practice, I make time to meet with each and every client. My staff and I are familiar with all aspects of each one of our cases.
When you walk into court with me, you will feel comfortable knowing that I personally handled all of the details of your case. And you will also see clients of other law firms meeting with their “attorney” for the first time minutes before they walk into the courtroom. Which would you prefer?
Legal jargon is difficult to understand. We do our absolute best to break down complicated legal issues into digestible pieces. After all, you can only make good decisions about your case if you truly understand what is going on.
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