Law Offices of Craig Hubble

We have extensive experience in a wide array of litigation matters, and we maintain a close affiliation with certain other law firms to better serve you in such areas as:

• Business litigation

If your company is involved in a contractual or other business-related dispute, ranging from the failure to comply with contractual obligations to the potential theft of employees or trade secrets, we have the experience and resources to assist you in pursuing -- or defending -- the claim

• Employment and wage and hour litigation (individual cases as well as class action matters)

California law imposes very specific regulations upon employers.  We have substantial experience in advising individuals – as well as employers – as to their rights regarding such matters as unpaid overtime wages, unpaid meal and rest breaks, untimely payment of wages, unpaid or improperly accrued vacation, illegal vacation policies, failure to pay minimum wages, improper interference with medical leave, discrimination, harassment and wrongful termination.  To date, we have achieved extremely favorable results for countless individuals in both class action matters and individual lawsuits, and we would be happy to assist you in determining your rights and potential remedies

• Civil and personal injury cases

If you or a loved one has been injured as a result of an accident and someone else was at fault, you may be entitled to monetary compensation

• Landlord/tenant litigation

If your tenant or landlord is refusing to comply with obligations under a lease agreement, such as the timely payment of rent, performance of repairs or return of your security deposit, you may be entitled to relief under California law

• Collection matters

If you are owed money, our network of affiliated firms can assist you in locating the debtor, as well as any assets the debtor may hold, pursuing resolution of the debt and/or litigation, and enforcing any judgment that has been obtained 

• "Lemon law" cases

If you have purchased or leased a vehicle and, during the warranty period, you have submitted it for warranty repairs for the same problem on two or more occasions, but the problems continue to exist, you may be entitled to protection under California's "lemon law"