Law Office of Henry B. LaTorraca | Civil Trial Attorney
Law Office of Henry B. LaTorraca | Civil Trial Attorney

562-534-2594

Month: April 2016

MetLife no longer a SIFI

On Behalf of | Apr 8, 2016 |

Commercial real estate developers in California may have an additional potential source for needed financing now that MetLife has been able to get rid of its designation as a Systemically Important Financial Institution, or SIFI. The designation, which is one that...

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BACKED BY MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF LEGAL EXPERIENCE, MR. HENRY B. LaTORRACA IS HIGHLY RESPECTED FOR HIS AGGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION.
He is a highly-respected litigator who has been recognized by his peers with an AV Preeminent® rating*

AV | Distinguished | LexisNexis | Martindale-Hubbell | Peer Review Rated | For Ethical Standards And Legal Ability

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“We were impressed how Henry B. LaTorraca handled our legal matter. He is a great attorney.” G.O- Cerritos, California

“I really appreciated his honesty and frank approach...and would not hesitate to recommend him or to retain him in the future.” K.B- West Hills, California

“Since English is not my first language and I am quite ignorant of the legal system, Mr. LaTorraca was able to use plain words to let me understand the process of the lawsuit...”Mj.C- Arcadia, California

“Mr. LaTorraca is a hard-working, skillful and aggressive lawyer with integrity who was there when I needed him most and who successfully handled my case...” G.M- San Juan Capistrano, California

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Prospective clients are invited to contact attorney Henry B. LaTorraca at 562-534-2594 for an initial lawyer consultation to discuss their legal matter.

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