Peninsula Ed Foundation support keeps education standards high
Community generosity, through the Peninsula Ed Foundation, allows PVPUSD to uphold exceptional education standards.
Community generosity, through the Peninsula Ed Foundation, allows PVPUSD to uphold exceptional education standards.
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Carico Johnson Toomey LLP was formed with one goal – to create a SouthBay law firm that rivals the best in California in quality and expertise.
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Baker, Burton & Lundy, P.C.
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by Robb Fulcher
Beti Bergman, a principal of the firm Peninsula Law, is a triple-threat.
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Leslie Hart’s wide ranging legal experiences includes real estate and corporate law and criminal defense in the public defender’s office.
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From its modest Hermosa Beach storefront, Baker, Burton & Lundy plays David to rival Goliaths, counting among its victories a complex anti-trust settlement worth $2 billion to California energy consumers.
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Guzman Law Group, P.C., focuses on owners of closely held businesses, companies with annual revenues from $3 million to $75 million.
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“The terms attorney and counselor at law are used together quite often,” Roger Rombro said.
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Nancy Hersman and DeAnn Chase, partners in South Bay Business Lawyers of Manhattan Beach, work with business people from startup through expansion.
Hermosa Beach longboarder Dave Schaefer was anticipating a mellow day of surfing and maybe free diving when he left King Harbor about noon on Tuesday, February 12, aboard his friend’s 12-foot inflatable Novurania. He was headed to the Cove in Palos Verdes, the only place he figured wouldn’t be closed out on the head high, west swell.
Last year at this time I was constructive on the market, despite many headwinds and the ongoing turmoil in Europe.
The memories of their first meeting don’t match, but in other aspects of their nearly 47 years of marriage, Carol and Charles Drexel have set records for harmony.
“It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to do,” Dr. Richard Shrader said, “No question about it. It just humbles you.”
Sitting in the office of his son, Dr. Todd Shrader, Dr. Shrader Sr. wasn’t talking about medicine or surgery or even fatherhood. He was referring to golf.
Rolling Hills resident and 67-year-old neurosurgeon Melvin Snyder started getting more active and adventuresome in the last 15 years.