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Pacific Law Center has for many years been in the San Diego public’s mindset due to the large amount of visible advertising.

Advertising aggressively on the local TV news, phone book covers, mass transit buses, and on the Internet all plays a role in branding of a company.

Pacific Law Center a while back went through a merger with long time well known local attorney Kerry Steigerwalt, who has 100& ownership in the firm.

When researching Pacific Law Center on the internet, you may find many so called “hate sites” that purport all kinds of misleading and false statements.

Many of these false or misleading website pages were made by disgruntled former employees who were ousted after the merger took place, or people who for whatever reason felt like their case weren’t handled properly.

There are also some firms in San Diego who can’t afford the cost of advertising that Pacific Law Center enjoys. So to play off the Internet traffic – they set up web sites to target the key word search phrase “Pacific Law Center”, in hopes of gaining a few customers. In researching this topic it was found that some had even attached their law firm logo to a map showing Pacific Law Center.

Many law firms are upset that they don’t have the resources in place to offer what Pacific Law Firm offers – that is a free consultation. Many people in these troubled economic times seeking legal representation can’t afford some of the upfront fees charged by some firms.

When looking for any product or service on the Internet one must be careful of misleading or scam sites that seek to pull you away from what you really are searching for. This includes law firms as well. Not everything you read on the Internet is going to be true.

Pacific Law Center

Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center, the creation of two of San Diego's most well recognized Law Firms.

The creation of KSPLC establishes a quality bank of attorneys experienced in representation for people criminally accused and those suffering from injuries caused by accidents, DUI, personal injury, medical malpractice, defective drugs and defective products.

 Pacific Law Center also has a division dedicated to solving the financial woes of those caught up in bankruptcy and debt relief.

Regardless of the legal situation, we have the experience to help you and your family by providing access to justice. While our team of lawyers takes pride in offering top legal services for the consumers of San Diego and throughout California, Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center can help you regardless of where you live throughout the United States.

About Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center - All Accident and Serious Personal Injury Cases - DUI, Criminal Defense, and Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Pacific Law Center, based in La Jolla, San Diego, California, has extensive experience in personal injury, bankruptcy, criminal law, and DUI litigation. We have created a new division to help with home loan modification and debt relief in these tough economic times.

Our attorneys are committed to providing the finest legal services to our clients throughout Southern California and Nationwide. Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center's main location is at 3636 Nobel Drive Suite 475, and we have offices throughout Southern California. Residents of San Diego County can depend on our personal injury attorneys to battle for their legal rights.

NEWS:

Pacific Law Center on new DUI laws in California.

SAN DIEGO, CA – Proposals by two San Francisco Bay Area legislators that would impose even harsher penalties against repeat drunken-driving offenders would be overkill, prominent local attorney Kerry Steigerwalt of Pacific Law Center told a television audience today.

In an interview broadcast on KNSD, Channel 7/39, Steigerwalt of Pacific Law Center said the criminal justice system and the state Department of Motor Vehicles already have measures in place to adequately punish repeat offenders.

Steigerwalt was interviewed by KNSD reporter Gene Cubbison in the fallout of a highly publicized case in Northern California in which a Burlingame man still had a valid driver’s license when he was charged with his ninth DUI offense recently.

State Senators Leland Yee and Jerry Hill told the San Mateo County Times that more laws are needed to automatically strip multiple offenders of their licenses.

Steigerwalt told Cubbison that California already has some of the strictest laws in the country against repeat offenders and that judges and the DMV already can strip a repeat offender of their license for from three years to life.
“There are adequate parameters in place within which to address the problem without getting into a 3-Strikes scenario,” said Steigerwalt.

Steigerwalt, who has over three decades of criminal defense experience in San Diego County ranging from drunken driving to death penalty cases, said any new laws would be, at best, duplicative.
“There would be constitutional challenges that would probably prevail,” he said. “Why should we spend this time imposing another law over one that already exists?”

If facing any type of legal charge the lawyers and attorneys at Pacific Law Center can help.