Hinshaw, Marsh, Still & Hinshaw
California Law Firm
Hinshaw, Marsh, Still & Hinshaw
Hinshaw, Marsh, Still & Hinshaw law firm with their office located in California. They specialize in protecting and defending the rights of medical malpractice cases. Combined together, their principal attorneys have over 45 years of dedicated experience representing healthcare professionals. Their reputation for diligent preparation, aggressive advocacy and high successes at trial is what makes them stand out amongst their competitors.
Practice Areas:
- Medical Malpractice Defense
- Governmental Entity Defense
- Elder/Dependent Adult Abuse
- Healthcare Labor Law
- Estate Planning
Principal Attorneys:
- Edward A. Hinshaw
- Barry C. Marsh
- Thomas E. Still
- Bradford J. Hinshaw
The Hinshaw Law Firm
12901 Saratoga Avenue
Saratoga, CA 95070
Phone (408) 861-6500
Fax (408) 257-6645
http://www.hinshaw-law.com
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