Law Offices of Catherine Ken, APC
California Law Firm
Law Offices of Catherine Ken, APC
Catherine Ken, APC is based in Los Angeles and is a unique multicultural law firm, serving a diverse group of clients. With their small firm size, they believe they have advantages over other firms. They take pride in working one on one and carefully with their clients to meet their individual needs. Their attorney has the goal to provide the very best and comfortable environment for their clients to achieve success and the best possible outcome of the case.
Practice Areas:
- Trust & Estate
- Business & Corporate
- International Transaction & Tax
Principal Attorney:
- Catherine Ken
The Law Offices Of Catherine Ken
805 W. Duarte Rd., Suite 104
Arcadia, CA 91007
Phone: (626) 821-8757
Fax: (626) 821-8753
http://www.catherineken.com/
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