Professional, responsive, capable — these are terms that describe The Karlin Law Firm and give reason to why our clients have continually chosen us for more than three decades to represent them in various simple and complex legal matters.
Since 1979, our firm has provided individuals, business owners and companies in Orange County with powerful and intelligent advice and representation in matters involving:
- Business law and litigation
- Real estate law: contracts and disputes
- Entertainment law: Film, music and media
- Trusts and estates
- International business
- Personal injury
Our accomplished team of Orange County business lawyers includes founder and AV-rated* attorney L. Scott Karlin, Michael J. Karlin, and David E. Karlin. Together, we provide our clients with more than 30 years of legal experience. Through skillful negotiation, mediation, and tenacious litigation, we are committed to obtaining the best results for our clients.
Our Location
The Karlin Law Firm offers convenient office locations in Tustin and Newport Beach, California. Our main office in Tustin is centrally located off the 5 and 55 freeways, near the Orange County airport's industrial market. Our branch office in Newport Beach is located off of Pacific Coast Highway. Please contact our firm at 714-731-3283 or 949-770-266 for more detailed directions.
Contact The Karlin Law Firm Today
We invite you to contact The Karlin Law Firm today at 714-731-3283 or 949-770-2660, e-mail us. We offer two convenient office locations in Tustin and Newport Beach, California. Visit our Fees page for more payment information. We offer free initial consultations and contingency fees to our personal injury clients.
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