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Pursuing excellence in defense litigation

The law firm of Acker & Whipple
maintains a diverse litigation practice representing businesses, professional persons and governmental entities involved in most areas of civil litigation in California state and federal courts, with an emphasis upon defense of product liability, construction workplace accident, property damage, premises liability, and professional liability claims, and insurance coverage and securities broker dealer law.

The firm is rated AV, the highest rating for competence and integrity, by the Martindale-Hubbell Directory.

 

CURRENT EVENTS

Vanessa Case advises on Lemon Law
Check out this article addressing key issues in the defense of these claims. Click here to view the article.

Acker & Whipple introduces its newest associate, Paula Pendley
Congratulations, Paula! Paula graduated from Pepperdine and will be defending a full range of tort actions in her new practice. To see her biography, please click here.

 

 

Firm Blogs

Developing New Attorneys

- Re-Run: What are the Associates Skills, Pr...
- Re-Run: Tell Associates How to Get Ahead
- Bridge the Gap
- Re-Run: Team Spirit
- Re-Run: Socializing or Networking
- Re-Run: Supplementing In-House Training
- My Favorite Class: How to Be a Supervising...

Electronic Discovery and Te...

- Recovering Costs for Trial Technology in C...
- Technology in Motor Vehicle Cases: Part 3
- Technology in Motor Vehicle Cases: Part 2
- Technology in Motor Vehicle Cases: Part 1
- Using The Internet to Search for Experts
- Blog at Your Own Risk!
- Cyber Harassment, Employer Immunity

DefenseBlawg

- Defending California Lemon Law Cases
- Specific attire
- VIDEO: Grooming Standards
- Courtroom Couture
- Compliance with CA PUC Regulations
- Learning About Demonstrative Evidence and ...
- Disclosing All Opinions in the Deposition

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Changes in the law or the specific facts of your case may result in legal interpretations which are different from those presented.
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