At The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith, A Professional Corporation, we provide a wide range of legal services to meet the needs of our clients. In addition to our main areas of practice, we also handle personal injury, business law, and civil litigation matters.
Our team can help you understand the questions involved in a civil dispute and discuss the scope of potential representation. Tell us what happened, the parties involved and the outcome you are seeking.
Contact our team about a consultation for a personal-injury, business or other civil matter. We can discuss availability, proposed consultation fees and whether the firm can assist. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Personal-injury matters
If an injury has disrupted your life, a useful first step is to organize what happened and the records available. Bring incident reports, photographs, witness details, medical records, insurance correspondence and information about lost work. The Firm’s personal-injury work is part of its broader civil practice.
A consultation can help identify the questions that need investigation and whether the Firm can assist. Read our personal-injury case process guide or contact our team.
Business-law matters
Business disputes can affect operations, relationships and the time you need to run your company. Identify the people and entities involved, summarize the events in date order, and gather the agreements and communications at the center of the disagreement.
The Firm handles business-law and civil-litigation matters. Discuss your situation with the team so the scope of any representation can be evaluated.
Contract disputes
For a contract question, bring the complete signed agreement, amendments, relevant invoices and correspondence. Identify the provision in dispute, what each side says happened, and any response, renewal or termination date shown in the documents.
These materials can help counsel distinguish the legal questions from the practical resolution you want. Our demand-letter guide gives related background; a template should not be treated as advice about your particular agreement.
Corporations and LLCs
When a matter involves a corporation or limited liability company, confirm the exact entity name and gather its relevant governing documents and contracts. Tell the team whether the issue involves the entity itself, its owners, managers or another business.
The California Secretary of State’s business resources explain entity types and official filings. A public filing does not answer every question about a dispute; bring the underlying records to your consultation.
For public agency guides and preparation checklists, explore our California legal resources.