Guasti Lawyers

Tim Owen is a senior attorney on Varner & Brandt's Riverside office Business Litigation Team. Tim has over 25 years of experience as a trial attorney in state and federal courts in California and New York. His practice and expertise covers employment, labor, complex business disputes, complex litigation, products liability, and professional negligence, as well as appellate matters.

Leslie E. Riley is an estate planning and business attorney in Varner & Brandt’s Ontario office. She was born and raised in the Pomona Valley area of Southern California. She received her undergraduate degree from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, in Business Administration with an emphasis in Management and Human Resources. With a strong interest in the law and with the purpose of helping people navigate a complex legal system she pursued a legal education at the University of La Verne College of Law. There, she served as the Juvenile Law Editor for the University of La Verne Law Review....

John V. Bell received his law degree from St. John’s University School of Law in New York and has been admitted to practice in both New York and California. He is J&Y Law Firm's senior trial lawyer with over 33 years of trial experience.

Mr. Kim, the co-managing partner for CKB VIENNA LLP, focuses his practice on business/commercial transactional and complex litigation matters. Mr. Kim has represented numerous fortune 500 companies and insurers as well as small to mid-size businesses and high wealth individuals from negotiating multi-million dollar distribution deals to defending the national mortgage lenders and loan servicers from administrative claims, employment litigation, and business disputes. Mr. Kim also provide general counsel services to numerous regional and national companies and provides guidance on corporate governance, labor & employment, regulatory, real estate and business development.

I am a Southern California bankruptcy and immigration attorney. Helping good people through bad times is my passion, and the reason I became an attorney. I have filed hundreds of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, and numerous successful visa and naturalization applications. I am honored to use my knowledge and experience to assist you.

With offices in both Rancho Cucamonga and Riverside, Atlantis Law Firm proudly offers services to individuals and families who are facing financial struggles. The attorneys specialize in providing services in various bankruptcy-related matters including debt settlement, foreclosure defense, loan modifications, wage garnishment/ bank levy, and credit restoration. The firm is led by Attorney Keith Q. Nguyen, Esq. and Attorney Andy Nguyen, Esq. Attorney Keith Q. Nguyen earned his Bachelor’s degree in Economics and History from UCLA, and his Master’s degree in Education from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He then received his Juris Doctorate from the American University, Washington...

Education- While attending law school, Michael was the first student at La Verne Law to volunteer in both the Disability Legal Aid clinic, which protected disabled children's rights, and the Immigration Clinic, which involved representing a client seeking asylum in the United States. Helping people through these clinics only reinforced Michael's belief in the law. Through all of this work, Michael was able to graduate Cum Laude from law school, while at the same time interning at a local law firm to obtain practical experience.

Experience - Michael is well versed in Family Law, having interned for over a year prior...

Margerie E. Youdath is not your typical attorney. Margerie truly takes the time to get to know her clients and their needs, you are never just a number. The biggest distinction is how Margerie approaches each case. Unlike some other lawyers that want to get you to court and keep you there, Margerie seeks first to mediate for a reasonable resolution that is agreeable to all parties. If she can keep your case out of court she will. This can save you $1000’s of dollars. However, if the opposing party is not willing to cooperate in a conciliatory...