SMITH LAW GROUP, LLP - (909) 466-9589
SMITH LAW
LLP
GROUP,
Our Approach
Let us evaluate your case to determine the best course of action.
Our team will assess the details of your situation and develop a strategic plan to achieve the desired outcome.
We offer personalized advice and guidance to help you navigate complex legal matters with confidence.
About Us
Experienced and Compassionate Attorneys Concentrating In Representation Of Public Safety Officers And Public Entity Employees.
Protecting your legal rights with over 40 years of dedicated service to injured workers. Specializing in representation of public safety officers and public entity employees in the California Workers’ Compensation System and Public Agency Retirement Law
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Legal Services
Providing expert legal representation in various areas of law, including:
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Workers’ Compensation Claims
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Personal Injury Representation and Third Party Litigation, Law Offices of Douglas A. Scott (of Counsel)
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Public Sector Disability Retirement
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Representation of Injured Workers, Peace Officers, and other Public Entity Employees
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Representation Before the California Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
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Assistance through the California Workers' Compensation System.
Contact us today
for your Complimentary Consultation
At Smith Law Group, we offer tailored support and expertise for public safety officers and public entity employees. You’ll receive top-tier legal representation in a compassionate environment where your needs are understood and prioritized. With strict confidentiality, our experienced attorneys guide you through your case with care and precision. Take advantage of our complimentary consultations and trust our proven track record to help you seek justice and peace of mind.
Contact Us
Address
800 N. Haven Ave. Suite 260
Ontario, CA 91764
Contact
(909) 466-9589
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Required Disclosure: Making a false or fraudulent workers' compensation claim is a felony subject to up to 5 years in prison or a fine up to $50,000 or double the value of the fraud, whichever is greater, or by imprisonment and fine.
