About Us
Insurance and Bad Faith Attorney for 35 years transitioned to now providing commercial and personal Mediator services.
How We Got Started
Four partner firm who split off from larger firm in 1991, doing exclusively insurance and bad faith defense work at that time for insurance companies, as well as work for the California Insurance Guarantee Association. Added commercial policyholder practice later on. Now providing mediation services, and I have been mediating since January 2008.
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Geting legal advice and support can be a great way to de-escalate contentious situations. Black Compean & Hall, LLP specializes in mediation, arbit...
Mediation is often the best way to resolve disputes. Black Compean & Hall, LLP can help you take the stress out of contentious disagreements, and h...
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I believe they should extend it, and extend it now! What the h%&& are they doing, taking time off at this point where they each make very, very large salaries compared to the lower middle class people who need this help desparately? Congress has forgotten for whom it is they work. Outrageous....
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I believe they should extend it, and extend it now! What the h%&& are they doing, taking time off at this point where they each make very, very large salaries compared to the lower middle class people who need this help desparately? Congress has forgotten for whom it is they work. Outrageous. Just sayin'. #Kindnessismyreligion
Probably not because the SBA loan would only have been to pay rent and/or pay employee salaries, i.e., I believe it is something like 80% of it or so is supposed to be for that. However, I cannot be certain as this is not my area of practice. My recommendation is that you contact Unemployment and...
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Probably not because the SBA loan would only have been to pay rent and/or pay employee salaries, i.e., I believe it is something like 80% of it or so is supposed to be for that. However, I cannot be certain as this is not my area of practice. My recommendation is that you contact Unemployment and inquire of them why you were denied benefits.
