Providing Legal Counsel to Public and Non-Profit Agencies in California since 1981 De Lay & Laredo currently serves a variety of agencies as City Attorney, Counsel, General Counsel and Special Counsel.

FIRM OVERVIEW

Since 1981, De Lay & Laredo has specialized in providing trusted legal counsel to public agencies and nonprofit organizations throughout California. Our firm proudly represents special districts, water districts, fire districts, community services districts, joint powers authorities, park districts, and airports as both General Counsel and Special Counsel.

In addition, we advise and represent nonprofit agencies, select businesses, and individuals, delivering efficient, cost-effective, and results-driven legal services. As a small firm with big firm experience, our attorneys are committed to setting high standards in every matter we handle.

Our Mission
We are dedicated to serving our clients with competence, integrity, and skill. Our mission is to provide responsive counsel and strong advocacy tailored to our clients’ needs with candor, dedication, and clear, instructive guidance at every stage.

Comprehensive Legal Solutions
From drafting and negotiation to trial and appellate advocacy, we deliver complete legal solutions. Our hallmark is strategic problem-solving and goal achievement, ensuring our clients’ challenges are met with practical, timely, and effective legal advice.

Commitment to Excellence
At De Lay & Laredo, excellence is our standard. We take pride in providing technically precise, pragmatic, and supportive legal services that our clients can rely on for real-world applicability.

To schedule a consultation, contact our office at (831) 646-1502.

REMINDER :

 A public official at any level of state or local government shall not make, participate in making, or in any way attempt to use the public official’s official position to influence a governmental decision in which the official knows or has reason to know the official has a financial interest.”

Government Code § 87100

How Do You Disqualify Yourself?
Identify the conflict on the record. Leave the room.

What Happens If You Do Not Disqualify Yourself?

1. Violation or Misdemeanor

2. Loss of Office

3. Action Rescinded

4. Incarceration for six months

5. Civil Penalties/Restitution – Fines from $5,000 to $ 250,000 or more plus Attorney Fees

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