About Brent George

Mr. George understands that every client is unique, that every client has different needs and that every client must be treated with dignity and respect. As a bankruptcy attorney with a primary office in Thousand Oaks, CA servicing clients in Ventura County and Oxnard, Mr. George works hard to make sure that all of his client’s legal needs are met and that every client is satisfied with the services they receive from The Law Offices of Brent D. George.

Car Accident… What if My Injuries Don’t Show Up Right Away?

By |2024-07-15T18:40:42+00:00July 15th, 2024|Car Accidents|

Car accidents can be traumatic, leaving victims in shock and overwhelmed. In the immediate aftermath, the adrenaline rush often masks the pain and symptoms of injuries. It’s not uncommon for individuals involved in car accidents to feel fine initially, only to experience discomfort or pain [...]

What To Do Next … How Long Do You Have to File a Dog-Bite Injury Lawsuit?

By |2024-06-20T19:59:08+00:00June 20th, 2024|Dog Bite|

Dog bites can be dangerous, sending thousands of people in California to the emergency room every year. These bites often cause serious injuries and may be fatal. Injuries such as amputations, nerve damage, and brain trauma can last a lifetime. However, the window to file [...]

Compensation in Personal Injury Cases: Understanding Your Entitlements

By |2024-04-12T16:29:21+00:00April 12th, 2024|Personal Injury|

Each personal injury claim is unique, but a common question for those experiencing an injury is, "How much am I entitled to?" The answer typically hinges on numerous factors, including the damages involved. This refers to the losses you suffered and may include: Medical expenses [...]

The Road to Recovery: Understanding Credit After Bankruptcy

By |2024-03-25T17:10:09+00:00March 25th, 2024|Bankruptcy|

Navigating through bankruptcy can often feel like sailing through a storm, with waves of financial and emotional challenges testing your resilience. The journey doesn’t end with the bankruptcy process itself; it marks the beginning of a critical phase of rebuilding and redefining one’s financial identity. [...]

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