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Marlo Parago Cordero

Marlo Parago Cordero


DUI / DWI and Administrative Lawyer
The SoCal Law Network
Laguna Hills, CA
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About Marlo Parago Cordero

Attorney Biography

Ms. Cordero began her career at the Law Office of Barry T. Simons in 2001 and managed the law and motion portion of the firm's practice.

In 2016, Ms. Cordero left the firm to form her own firm, "The SoCal Law Network" with her two law partners, Alan Castillo and Peter F. Iocona.

Ms. Cordero is an extremely talented defense attorney, having won countless motions to suppress and numerous motions to strike. Ms. Cordero's track-record is unmatched inSouthern California, including the entire State ofCaliforniafor obtaining dismissals based on motions to suppress, motions to dismiss and Serna Motions.


Practice Areas

 
DUI / DWI (30%)
 
Administrative Law (21%)
 
Personal Injury (17%)
 
Criminal Defense (16%)
 
Domestic Violence (16%)

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Résumé - Marlo Parago Cordero

Bar Licenses

California State Bar
California
Member in Good Standing
2001

Education

George Washington University LS

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Marlo Parago Cordero
The SoCal Law Network
23152 Verdugo Dr #201
Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Office: 949-305-7995
Fax: 866-544-3442

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