Greg Smith

attorney in private practice

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Attorney in private practice, he practices employment law

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The  Los Angeles City Attorney  defends the city against civil lawsuits and prosecutes misdemeanor offenses.  He or she provides legal counsel to the mayor, the city council and…

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