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 What will my lawyer charge me?
Can you help with bail?
Can you clear my criminal record or end probation early?
What are some case outcomes?
When are you available?
How can I find out about my case?
How long after my accident can I expect compensation?
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What Will My Lawyer Charge Me?
Criminal Cases:
Larry P. Adamsky, Esq., offers one free initial telephone consultation and flat fees for most misdemeanors. First time prostitution [P.C. §647(b)] and lewd conduct offences [P.C. §647(a)] prosecuted in local courts are $1500.00 per case, excluding trial. The fee paid to the attorney in a misdemeanor case includes all court appearances, necessary motions and plea negotiations.
A free initial telephone consultation and flat fees are also offered for most felony State and Federal court cases. The fee paid to the attorney for defending the client’s felony case in State court includes all court appearances, necessary motions, plea negotiations and the preliminary hearing. A separate flat fee agreement is reached if the case proceeds past the preliminary hearing, or to trial.
Administrative Cases:
Larry P. Adamsky, Esq., offers one free initial telephone consultation and flat fees for most administrative type cases. Flat fee is paid to handle the administrative matter from its beginning up to trial. It includes administrative discovery negotiations with the Board or Commission and pretrial conferences. A separate flat fee agreement is reached if the case proceeds to an administrative trial or hearing.
Personal Injury:
Clients do not pay anything unless we reach a settlement or a verdict in your favor.
Forms of Payment:
All major credit cards, cashier’s checks , money orders, electronic money wires and cash. Sorry we do NOT accept personal checks.
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Can You Help With Bail?
Yes, by arguing in court for pretrial release on “your own recognizance” and requesting bail reduction, and out of court by referring you to one of several tried and true bail bond agencies which over the years had earned a good reputation with us for fast bond–outs at a fair cost.
*Please note that this price is subject to change without prior notice.
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Can You "Clear" My Criminal Record or End Probation Early?
California law allows individuals who were convicted of most misdemeanors, or felonies on which no prison time was imposed, to petition the court to “expunge” their criminal record. [P.C. § 1203.4 and 1203.4a] After conviction, some misdemeanors may be reduced to infractions and some felonies may be reduced to misdemeanors. If you are still on probation, then the probation can be “cut” after half of the probationary term is served. Those who were arrested but not formally charged in court, or those who were charged but their criminal case dismissed are provided with an opportunity to “seal and destroy” their arrest record. [P.C. §851.8 et seq. ] Other forms of legal relief from criminal convictions are also available. For example, attorney Larry P. Adamsky, Esq., had petitioned President Clinton to grant his client a Presidential Pardon, and in March of 2000 the President of the United States granted our client Presidential Clemency. This very well may have been the only clemency granted without a bribe.
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When Are You Available?
Our law office business hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m.. Mr. Adamsky communicates with the office staff throughout the day regarding new client calls and existing client case status. He often checks his office voice mail in order to personally return client's phone calls.
Please refer to our About Us page for more information.
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How can I find out about my case?
Our office keeps all matters related to your case confidential and discreet. Unless otherwise instructed only you can recieve information pertaining to your case either via telephone, email, mail or fax.
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What are some of your case outcomes?
Strip Club owner freed after a judge sentenced him to jail time for permitting “lap dances” at his Strip Club. (1999) Bill Gammoh v. City of La Habra; Presidential Pardon granted to client by President Clinton (2000) Petition of Charles Megla; Pimping charges filed against an alleged Beverly Hills Madam carrying a mandatory minimum of 3 years in prison reduced (2002) People v. Lee; Labor Board fine reduced from $25,000.00 to 1,500.00 (2002) In Re Asplin; Settlement of $2.2 million dollars for the Strip Club owner in San Bernardino against San Bernardino County for violation of Strip Club’s First Amendment rights (2003) County of San Bernardino v. Diaz, et al; City of Torrance Municipal Code prohibiting “immoral” massage found unconstitutional by a state court judge (2003) People v. Yu; Kidnapping charges against a wife accused of kidnapping her husband’s lover dismissed (2004) People v. Perez; Bail granted by a federal judge to client accused of money laundering for child pornography ring (2004) United States of America v. Grebenshchikov;
Too many prostitution, lewd conduct and other adult sex related cases dismissed and reduced to list…
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How Long After My Accident Can I Expect Compensation?
Personal injury cases are handled on “contingency fee” basis. This means that attorney’s fees are based on the amount recovered for you, and payable only when you receive compensation. As plaintiff’s attorney, Mr. Adamsky, Esq., is interested in handling your personal injury matter efficiently and with a result of maximum possible compensation. The time from the day that you retain Larry P. Adamsky, Esq. , in order to handle your personal injury claim to the day that our law office contacts you to “pick up your check” will vary in accordance with the severity of your injuries, facts of the accident, defendant’s insurance company and court hearing schedule.
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