TOP 30 Employment law practice in Culver City, California

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The Law Offices of Keith R. Campbell, located at 400 Corporate Pointe Walk in Culver City, California, is a trusted institution dedicated to providing compassionate support backed by decades of experience. Specializing in a wide range of legal services, including immigration, personal injury, estate planning, contract law, and land conveyance, our team of skilled attorneys is committed to championing justice, integrity, and unwavering dedication to our clients. At our firm, clients are our top priority. We understand the complexities of the legal system and strive to provide personalized, empathetic counsel to guide you through every step of your legal journey. From green cards to citizenship, DACA applications to estate planning, our experienced team is here to help you navigate the legal landscape with confidence.

The Kawahito Law Group, APC is a boutique law firm located at 300 Corporate Pointe Walk in Culver City, California. We offer the experience and knowledge of a big law firm combined with the personalized attention of a small firm. Our team provides creative solutions to complex legal issues and strives to achieve the best results for our clients. Specializing in high-stakes litigation, we represent a diverse range of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, celebrities, recording artists, movie production companies, real estate developers, and individuals involved in consumer and employment class actions. Our track record of successful outcomes in trial, arbitration, appeals, and mediation sets us apart from other firms.

Welcome to the law office of Annette Morasch, located at 5701 West Slauson Avenue, Culver City, California. With a unique background that spans from a basketball scholarship at Portland Community College to studying abroad at the European Peace University in Austria, Annette brings a diverse and enriching perspective to her legal practice. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Politics from Willamette University in 1998 and initially pursued a career in stand-up comedy and singing before discovering her true calling in law. Annette graduated from UCLA School of Law in 2009 and honed her skills at the nonprofit Housing Rights Center and a boutique employee-rights law firm. In 2013, she launched her own practice, where she passionately represents clients in employment, housing, and civil rights disputes.