LG Law Center, Inc.

LG Law Center is located in the heart of La Puente, California. Lead by the experienced and knowledgeable attorney, Luis Gonzalez, LG Law Center is here to help you navigate the complex legal system and work hard to get you results every time!
If you get injured on the job, you’re entitled to certain benefits, including coverage for any resulting medical expenses and reimbursement for wages lost while you’re healing. If your employer has a workers' compensation program in place and agrees that the injury occurred while you were working, getting those benefits should be fairly straightforward. However, if you find yourself facing obstacles after suffering a workplace injury, LG Law Center, Inc. can help.

Have you been charged with a criminal offense? You don’t have to mount your defense alone – nor should you. Our team at LG Law Center, Inc. is here to help you defend yourself and your rights. We have years of experience defending clients facing a wide range of criminal charges. Let us put that experience to work for you.

Call (866) 940-9744 or contact us online to request a free initial consultation.

DUI Defense
If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI), you probably have a lot of questions. How do you beat the charge? Will you lose your license? How much will the DUI cost? How do you avoid jail time?

If you or a loved one is facing a DUI charge, we can help you get the answers you need to have confidence moving forward. Don’t hesitate to contact our La Puente criminal defense attorneys. We can ensure you take critical action before important deadlines to protect your license, your wallet, and your rights.

Any non-U.S. citizens who want to come to the United States – whether for a day or a lifetime – are impacted by immigration laws. This set of laws, governed by Congress, determines who can enter the country and how long each individual is able to stay.

If you’re a non-U.S. citizen hoping to vacation in the U.S. for fewer than 90 days and you’re from one of 37 certain countries, entering the country is relatively simple. Otherwise, you’ll need to apply for and be granted a visa. If you want to visit temporarily, you can apply for a nonimmigrant visa (NIV). If you wish to stay, you’ll need to be approved for an immigrant visa (IV).

The process of applying and being approved for either kind of visa is fairly complex. There are a number of detailed documents involved and a wide range of laws that govern the process. Additionally, because immigration law changes often, even general attorneys are challenged to keep up with the best practices. If you’re interested in temporarily relocating or immigrating to the United States, an attorney with experience in immigration law – like the ones at LG Law Center, Inc. – can prove to be essential.