Torrance Criminal Defense Attorney Max Gorby has more than 19 years of experience defending individuals against criminal charges that originate from the Torrance Superior Courthouse.  If you have been arrested in the Torrance area, you will need a lawyer who has experience in dealing with the Torrance Police Department, the Torrance branch of the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office, and the Torrance City Prosecutor’s Office.  Criminal Defense Attorney Max Gorby has been successful in contacting these agencies before going to court in an effort to have your criminal charges dismissed before the initial court date.

Call Torrance Criminal Defense Attorney Max Gorby at (323) 477-2819

You are innocent unless proven guilty and the burden of proving your guilt rests entirely upon the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office in the LAX Branch and the Santa Monica City Prosecutor’s Office.  It may be possible to reduce the charges against you to a lesser offense or otherwise negotiate an alternative resolution to your case.  I can help answer some of the questions you may have regarding your case, such as:

• Did the police violate my constitutional rights?
• What are the next steps in the legal process?
• What are the chances of accomplishing a reduction in the charges?
• Is it possible to be incarcerated for my alleged offense?
• Are there any alternative programs to avoid possible incarceration?

When you are looking for a lawyer, you need aggressive and experienced counsel to successfully defend your rights.  I have handled countless criminal cases in the LAX Superior Court.  When you are facing criminal charges, don’t risk your liberty and future.

Call Torrance Criminal Defense Attorney Max Gorby at (323) 477-2819

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The Courthouse and Los Angeles District Attorney’s Torrance Branch is located at:

Phone: (310) 222-6506

HISTORY OF TORRANCE
Torrance was founded in 1911 by Jared S. Torrance, (1852-1921), a real estate developer. He wanted to build a planned residential and industrial community. By 1921, petroleum was discovered here which greatly increased interest in the community. By the early 1950s there were over 600 oil wells here, but later on in the decade, production decreased down to only five barrels a day. By 1961, the city required the removal of all wooden oil rigs. By 1963, all remaining derricks had been removed. Many large corporations have their headquarters here, as well as electronics, plastics, aluminum and other large businesses. The original Torrance city charter was voted on and ratified by a vote of the people on August 20, 1946, and filed with the California Secretary of State on January 7, 1947
Torrance location: in Southern California near Long Beach in the southwest corner of Los Angeles County. This area is known as the “South Bay.” Other nearby communities include Redondo Beach, Lomita, West Carson, Lawndale, Alondra Park, Rolling Hills Estates, Hermosa Beach and Gardena.

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