Jason A. Rastegar
Bankruptcy · Torrance · Los Angeles County
Bar #355141 · Admitted 2024
Speaks Spanish, Persian, French, Japanese, Tagalog, Vietnamese · Taking new clients (attorney stated)
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Bankruptcy · Torrance · Los Angeles County
Bar #355141 · Admitted 2024
Speaks Spanish, Persian, French, Japanese, Tagalog, Vietnamese · Taking new clients (attorney stated)
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Employment · Compton · Los Angeles County
Bar #361265 · Admitted 2025
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Business Law · Burbank · Los Angeles County
Bar #322703 · Admitted 2018
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Palmdale · Los Angeles County
Bar #363018 · Admitted 2025
Not taking new clients (attorney stated)
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Criminal Defense · Los Angeles · Los Angeles County
Bar #133018 · Admitted 1988
3 published opinions on record
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Civil Rights · Los Angeles · Los Angeles County
Bar #142741 · Admitted 1989
3 published opinions on record
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Business Law · Long Beach · Los Angeles County
Bar #313743 · Admitted 2016
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Los Angeles · Los Angeles County
Bar #357727 · Admitted 2024
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Business Law · Beverly Hills · Los Angeles County
Bar #343974 · Admitted 2022
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Business Law · Los Angeles · Los Angeles County
Bar #332032 · Admitted 2020
Speaks Spanish · Taking new clients (attorney stated)
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