Correen Wiley Ferrentino

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Newport Beach, CA

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About Correen Wiley Ferrentino

Attorney Biography

Licensed for 30 years, Correen Wiley Ferrentino is a Criminal Defense and DUI / DWI lawyer in Newport Beach California who attended Loyola Law School - Loyola Marymount University

Practice Areas

Criminal Defense (50%)

DUI / DWI (50%)

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Bar Licenses

California

Member in Good Standing

1994

Education

Loyola Law School - Loyola Marymount University

Specialty Certifications

Board Certified Specialist
Criminal Law

State Bar of California

Associations

Member

California Lawyers Association, Criminal Law Section

Member

California Lawyers Association

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Correen Wiley Ferrentino

4425 Jamboree Rd Suite 270
Newport Beach, CA 92660

Office: 714-973-2024

Fax: 714-973-2025

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Bar License Information

California Bar Membership -

Correen Wiley Ferrentino - Profile information with the State Bar of California - Find more information about Correen Wiley Ferrentino on the State Bar of California website, including: current status, actions affecting eligibility to practice law and disciplinary history.

Specialty Certification Information

Criminal Defense Specialty Areas -

CBLS Board Certification in Criminal Law - The California Board of Legal Specialization certifies lawyers as specialists in criminal law. Attorney must show substantial experience, completion of specific task requirements, pass an examination, submit to peer review, and show completion of continuing education requirements in criminal law.