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Dot.com LawSurfers can find good, general legal information on the Internet. To obtain specific legal counsel for an actual case, however, contact a lawyer. Here’s why.
Online counsel is usually not strongly client-focused. Personal dialogue between clients and legal resources is limited, so advice may not be germane to a client’s specific issues.
Digital advice may be “generic law with a credit card.” Clients sometimes receive quick, canned answers from a menu of legal responses. But state laws vary, so distant clients may receive inappropriate counsel. Legal information may be outdated as well.
Web site law is generally unregulated by jurisdictional authorities, such as bar associations, so no one monitors the quality or accuracy of information dispensed. Only attorneys currently licensed in our state may legally provide you with legal advice. Advice appearing in chatroom discussions may not even come from a lawyer.
When it comes to serious legal matters, such as business transfers or living trusts— or certainly personal injury—seek the professional counsel of an attorney.
Greg Larson focuses the majority of his time and
energy on his clients, sports, and baseball card and
comic book collecting—in that order. Many nights, Greg
can be found in his office, burning the midnight oil for
one of San Diego Law Firm’s civil litigation clients.
A graduate of the University of North Dakota School
of Law, Greg moved to San Diego in 1987. He gained
his expertise in the area of civil business litigation over
the past 14 years by litigating a wide variety of disputes,
including business, securities, and real estate cases. It is
this invaluable background that Greg brings to bear on
his clients’ cases.
Greg has also been involved with the Big Brother program since 1987. He is
proud that his “little brother” is now a successful adult. Greg feels that this
experience has strengthened his professional life while enriching his personal one.
An avid sports enthusiast, Greg can often be found cheering on his favorites at
professional sporting events. An equally avid collector, his sports card collection
boasts more than 50,000 vintage cards, most from 1970s professional baseball. He
has also spent many years putting together a vast library of thousands of comic
books, including a largely complete collection of the Spiderman series.
If you come by our offices late at night, there will probably be a light on in
Greg’s office. He is most likely there preparing a civil case for one of our clients.
Then again, maybe Spidey is visiting.
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