Kaye S.
5/11/2011
I've only had a few dealings with attorneys in my life, but the few I've dealt with, I found to be uncommunicative and inaccessible. When I found myself in need of an attorney again after all...
Kirbys Law-Motorcycle Accidents
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2614 Artesia Blvd
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
History
Steve Kirby brings a wealth of experience to the Kirbys Law. After a brief junior college stint, and facing a draft Steve enlisted in the U.S.M.C. and was given an honorable medical discharge after nearly two years of service. He not only put himself through Law School on the G.I. Bill but supplemented his income by re-building engines at night. Steve took and passed the California State Bar in July of 1978. It was while driving his motorcycle, over 30 years ago, that Steve met his wife Margaret, an east coast transplant, who attended the same law school as Steve. Steve Kirby spends his relaxation hours building bikes, and as a point of fact, put himself through law school building bikes and putting engines together. It is not unusual for both Steve and Margaret to put over 10,000 miles each on their bikes every year, in addition to running a busy law firm. This is quite a feat, and it illustrates how much riding is part of their life and lifestyle
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Reviews
4.05 reviews
Kat M.
10/23/2016
Worst place ever especially when they wait till the last two weeks for the statue of limitations to be up to tell you since you haven't completed your hospital visits we quit. The promised to get...
N. W. B.
9/13/2017
I just concluded a multi-year court battle represented by Steve Kirby and his team as lead litigators. I recommend Steve Kirby and his firm because I greatly appreciated always knowing that Steve...
Jeremy V.
2/3/2012
I called these guys today for my GF who was in an accident and injured. Mike was great and actually told me I didn't need their service, gave me instructions on how to properly handle the...
Juan G.
1/9/2014
If you manage to Survive the car that just hit you on your motorcycle While your being transported to the hospital In the ambulance have the EMT help you dial these guys. You're far better off...
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