Law Offices of James E. Noriega

We are proud to say that we have been protecting the rights of our community of Kern County since 1973! #aboutus

Did you know that attorneys can trace their beginnings back to orators from Ancient Greece? However, it wasn't until the Rise of the Roman Empire that it became a true profession though.

We strive to ensure that justice is served here at the Law Offices of James E. Noriega--give us a call at (661) 322-7900! https://goo.gl/ZP4r1X

If you're called as a witness for a trial, it's a good idea to go over the incident in your mind before you appear in court. This can help you speak clearly and confidently in your own words.

Contact us for a free consultation. Don't go at it alone. The Law Offices of James E. Noriega strategically and wisely advocates for each client. Visit our website to see all we have to offer: https://www.jamesnoriegaatty.com

Here's one great reason not to try to get behind the wheel after having a drink: it can be a real mess of a situation. https://goo.gl/TWsGhn

"Truth never damages a cause that is just." ~ Mahatma Gandhi

Many assault victims do not come forward when a sexual assault has occurred. Learn why that's the case here. https://goo.gl/UQqzPa

An accident shouldn't rob a victim of their livelihood, and we're happy to help prevent that from occurring. Call to get a free consultation today! https://goo.gl/iLg3JP

"The safety of the people shall be the highest law." - Marcus Tullius Cicero. If you have been involved in A serious accident, we are here to help. Please contact the Law Office of James E. Noriega 661-322-7900. We Win or You PAY NOTHING!

Remember, if you're arrested, you don't have to answer the officer's questions without an attorney present. Don't be rude to the officer, but cooperation is not necessary.

"Such a great guy. His paralegal and office staff are great. He is very thorough and answers all of your questions. " Chantel P. Thanks, Chantel, for the great review! We appreciate our clients!

During a court case, it's vital not to discuss the case in public. You can talk things over with us in our offices, without jurors or the other side's lawyers overhearing you.