California

California legal services—select coverage, compliant by design

Tactical Lawyers provides focused representation in California through attorneys licensed in the state and, where appropriate, in authorized association with local counsel. Our immediate emphasis includes Personal Injury and Business matters, with additional services evaluated case-by-case during intake. From a not‑at‑fault collision to a fast‑moving commercial issue, you get responsive guidance that aligns with California’s consumer, employment, and privacy frameworks.

Expect clear next steps the same day whenever possible. We meet securely by phone or video, and exchange documents through encrypted portals—so you can move forward without delay.

• Treatment‑first personal injury advocacy that coordinates care while we pursue every lawful recovery path (including layered insurance where applicable).
• Business counsel that prioritizes practical risk management across contracts, governance, and deals—tailored to California’s regulatory environment.
• Privacy‑aware advice with CCPA/CPRA considerations baked into strategy when relevant to your matter.
• Cross‑disciplinary problem solving—if your situation touches insurance, real estate, employment, or litigation, we assemble the right team from day one.

Founding Attorney: Grant Van Der Jagt, JD. Licensed counsel will be assigned based on subject matter and jurisdictional requirements.

Local notes: consumer, employment, and privacy rules in California

California’s legal landscape includes robust protections for consumers and workers, along with some of the nation’s most significant privacy requirements. These rules shape strategy, evidence, and timelines—especially in personal injury, employment‑adjacent business decisions, and any matter involving data collection or disclosure. Early counsel helps preserve evidence, keep communications privileged, and sequence tasks against statutory deadlines.

• Consumer and employment context: notice requirements, wage/hour rules, and unfair practices standards can affect negotiations and remedies.
• Privacy: CCPA/CPRA compliance may influence what is collected, stored, or produced during disputes and transactions. See official guidance at the California Attorney General’s site: oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa .
• Courts and procedure: local rules differ by county and venue. If appearances are required, licensed California counsel will handle court proceedings, and we coordinate staffing accordingly.

For general legal process references, resources like the Legal Information Institute can be helpful: law.cornell.edu . This information is educational and not legal advice—please consult an attorney about your specific situation.