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PUBLISHER PUBLISHER’S NOTE We are proud to present the 2019 edition of Pacific Publishing Group, Inc.’s Legal Directory, the comprehensive guide to attorneys, court officials and government contacts in the San Joaquin Valley. It’s also exciting to note that this is the 54th edition of our company’s flagship publication. Each year we release this proven, valuable research tool used by law firms, law enforcement and government agencies — everyone who makes our justice system work in Fresno, Kings, Madera or Tulare counties. In an information-rich environment that is ever expanding, our mission is to facilitate communication among busy professionals, and we feel this publication hits the mark. Our research department is constantly trying to ensure the accuracy of the information compiled in this book. We rely on the legal community to update its contact information. 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PALM AVE, SUITE 107 | FRESNO, CA 93711 www.FNTFresno.com VIII TABLE OF CONTENTS FRESNO COUNTY PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT ATTORNEYS — FRESNO COUNTY FRESNO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ...................................................................................................................81 A—Z............................................................................................................................................................................................2 FRESNO COUNTY LEGAL PROFESSIONALS ASSOCIATION ......................................................................83 FIRMS ....................................................................................................................................................................................66 FRESNO COUNTY WOMEN LAWYERS .................................................................................................................83 E-MAIL ADDRESSES ........................................................................................................................................................71 FRESNO COUNTY YOUNG LAWYERS ....................................................................................................................83 FRESNO PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION ....................................................................................................................83 FRESNO CITY OFFICES LA RAZA LAWYER’S ASSOCIATION OF FRESNO.............................................................................................83 CITY ATTORNEY’S OFFICE ...........................................................................................................................................77 SAN JOAQUIN COLLEGE OF LAW ............................................................................................................................83 ELDER ABUSE INVESTIGATION UNIT .....................................................................................................................77 FRESNO CITY COUNCIL ................................................................................................................................................77 SERVICES ATTORNEY REFERRAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES ...............................................................................83 FRESNO COUNTY OFFICES BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU .....................................................................................................................................83 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ............................................................................................................................................77 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA LEGAL SERVICES ..........................................................................................................83 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ...........................................................................................................................................77 COURT REPORTING SERVICES ................................................................................................................................83 CORONER-PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR-PUBLIC GUARDIAN .........................................................................77 PROBATE REFEREES’ OFFICES ................................................................................................................................83 COUNTY CLERK/ELECTIONS ......................................................................................................................................77 TITLE COMPANIES ..........................................................................................................................................................84 COUNTY COUNSEL ..........................................................................................................................................................77 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE APPEALS BOARD .........................................................................................84 COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION .............................................................................................................................77 WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS BOARD ..............................................................................................84 COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE ..................................................................................................................................77 DISTRICT ATTORNEY ......................................................................................................................................................77
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