
Personal Injury Lawyer: Richard Edward Quintilone II
Personal Injury attorney in Lake Forest, California
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About This Firm
EditorialRichard Edward Quintilone II is a personal injury attorney practicing at Quintilone & Associates on El Toro Road in Lake Forest, California. He represents injured clients throughout Orange County and the surrounding Southern California communities, handling matters that range from personal injury claims to employment law, consumer class actions, and business litigation. A graduate of Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law, he is admitted to the California State Bar and is a member of the Orange County Bar Association. His blend of injury and employment litigation experience gives clients a steady advocate whether they are recovering from an accident or resolving a workplace dispute at the firm’s Lake Forest office.
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Fees & Payment
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Location
22974 El Toro Rd Suite 100, Lake Forest, CA, 92630
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