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Vincent James DeSimone

Los Angeles

Employment LawCivil RightsPersonal Injury
Marina Del Rey, California41 years(310) 693-5561
Experience
41 years
Consultation
Free consultation
Bar State
California
Contingency
Available
Languages
English
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About

From 1987 to 1990, he was a staff attorney at Westside Legal Services, in Santa Monica, California where he was the lead trial lawyer representing lower income families and individuals who could not afford a lawyer. In 1990, DeSimone founded the cutting edge civil rights law firm Schonbrun & DeSimone. Later known as Schonbrun DeSimone Seplow Harris & Hoffman, the firm established a reputation as one of the most prestigious civil and employment rights law firms in the State of California and in the entire country. After twenty-five years as a partner, Jim decided to carve out his own path by establishing V. James DeSimone Law, a California law firm dedicated to representing individuals in civil rights cases, with an emphasis on employment discrimination and harassment, employment wage and hour class action cases, police misconduct and brutality cases, including wrongful death, excessive force, and false arrest cases, and personal injury cases.

Location

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4052 Del Rey Ave, Marina Del Rey, California, 90292, United StatesMarina Del Rey, California, 90292

Admissions

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CaliforniaSince 1985

Education

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University of California - Los AngelesLaw Degree (1985)
Johns Hopkins UniversityB.A. (1981)

Professional Details

Experience

Partner
Partner1990 - 2015

Awards

Super Lawyer2012
Top 25 Plaintiff's Employment Lawyers in California2011
Super Lawyer2011
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Associations

California Employment Lawyers AssociationMember
Consumer Attorneys Association of Los AngelesMember
National Employment Lawyers AssociationMember
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Fees

Free Consultation I offer a free consultation for all potential new clients.
Contingent Fees Most of my cases are taken on a contingency basis.

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