Jon Allen Longerbone is a lawyer practicing alternative dispute resolution, appellate practice, business law and 10 other areas of law. Jon received a B.A. degree from California State University at Northridge in 1976, and has been licensed for 47 years. Jon practices at Bidna & Keys A Professional Law Corporation in Newport Beach, CA.
Jon took the time to be understanding and graceful while being a true joy to work with. He worked harder than anyone else in his firm on this case. This was a very hard family fight we went through and the case went all the way to the California Supreme Court and is now part of California Case Law for Probate. I always felt Jon fought for me and realized this was wrong and tried to help. Other attorneys viewed this case as a way to get money and pad their resume. Jon truly is a man of character.
I dealt with Mr. Longerbone primarily in Two different key litigation matters affecting our company. We were wrongfully being sued on employment matters. As the General Manager of the company I interacted with Mr. Longerbone quite frequently relating to these litigations matters.. Mr. Longerbone always handled our matter in the upmost professionalism and was always made available to help clarify many of the questions that I had. He would keep me abreast during the lengthy processes.
Jon Longerbone is an attorney who writes with intellect and persuasion. If you're looking for a sharp mind in an attorney, definitely consider him.
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