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Why Choose Bonner & Bonner?
BOUTIQUE PRACTICE WITH BIG FIRM TENACITY
The Law Offices of Bonner & Bonner is a dynamic father and son practice committed to combating injustice, providing exceptional representation, and securing rightful compensation for their clients.
Bonner & Bonner successfully assist people who have had their civil rights violated, been wrongfully terminated, worked in a hostile work environment, have been injured in an accident or injured because of exposure to toxic material.
The compassion of these principled advocates, and their dedicated legal task force, provides clients with an unparalleled experience throughout all stages of representation. Their experience and expertise help navigate clients through complicated situations and onward to win successful trials or negotiate maximum settlements.
Improve your chances for legal success with representation from the Law Offices of Bonner & Bonner.
YOU ARE OUR PRIORITY
Why Choose Bonner & Bonner?
BOUTIQUE PRACTICE WITH BIG FIRM TENACITY
The Law Offices of Bonner & Bonner is a dynamic father and son practice committed to combating injustice, providing exceptional representation, and securing rightful compensation for their clients.
Bonner & Bonner successfully assist people who have had their civil rights violated, been wrongfully terminated, worked in a hostile work environment, have been injured in an accident or injured because of exposure to toxic material.
The compassion of these principled advocates, and their dedicated legal task force, provides clients with an unparalleled experience throughout all stages of representation. Their experience and expertise help navigate clients through complicated situations and onward to win successful trials or negotiate maximum settlements.
Improve your chances for legal success with representation from the Law Offices of Bonner & Bonner.
Practice Areas
Mediation Services
Mediation Services
For those who want to avoid the expenses of contested litigation, mediation can be an excellent alternative to resolve your disputes through in-person negotiation. At Bonner & Bonner we can help you to guide the conversation and help all parties make an informed decision.
Civil Rights
Civil Rights
We defend the constitutional rights of victims. Civil rights are the rights of individuals to receive equal treatment and to be free from unfair actions or discrimination in a number of settings — including education, employment, housing, and more.
We frequently represent clients in cases of police brutality and we are constantly fighting for 1st Amendment Rights such as freedom of speech, religion and the freedom of the press.
Whistleblower
Whistleblower
A whistleblower is a person who reports wrongdoing or corruption generally in their place of work. You have taken a stand for what is right and now we will stand with you and fight relentlessly to protect you against retaliation.
Whistleblowers provide valuable contributions to the public and we are able to help you navigate the laws that protect you.
Toxic Tort
Toxic Tort
A toxic tort claim is a specific type of personal injury lawsuit in which a person claims that exposure to a chemical or dangerous substance caused that person injury or disease.
We represent clients in toxic tort cases involving mold and chemicals such as lead and asbestos.
The Law Offices of Bonner & Bonner have also helped numerous communities stand up to large corporations who have contaminated land, air and water.
Workplace Discrimination
Workplace Discrimination
Bonner & Bonner represent people who have been discriminated against, retaliated against, or subjected to harassment or a hostile work environment.
If you think your employer is discriminating against you, or that you are being treating unfairly, give us call and we can help you recover what you are entitled to quickly and easily.
Personal Injuries
Personal Injuries
We represent people injured in accidents: construction, car, motorcycle, bike, pedestrian, slip or trip and falls, and accidents caused by defective products or medical malpractice.
If you have been injured give Bonner & Bonner a call and we can help you recover what you are entitled to quickly and easily.
Sexual Harrasment
Sexual Harassment
Everybody has a constitutional right to be treated with dignity and respect, especially in the workplace. We will get to know you and the impact this chapter of harassment has had on your life.
Although women are a majority target, we recognize and welcome everyone, regardless of gender or gender identification. Nobody should ever have to say “me too” again.
Bad Faith Insurance
Bad Faith Insurance
When you have purchased a commercial property or homeowners’ insurance policy, you expect the insurance company to stand behind you when disaster strikes. Unfortunately, sometimes this is not the case.
Here at Bonner & Bonner we have years of experience representing individuals and businesses with Bad Faith issues helping them retrieve what is rightfully owed to them.
Attorney Charles A. Bonner
Master Trial Lawyer
Charles A. Bonner was born in Selma, Alabama. In 1963, at age 16, he joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), training, sitting in and peacefully marching for equal rights, and community organizing for the right to vote. He became a field director for SNCC’S Voter Registration Project in Wilcox County in 1965, conducting voter education and voter registration drives. He was one of hundreds who were beaten on Sunday, March 7, 1965 by Alabama State troopers, rushing the marchers on horseback, and on foot, wielding whips, nightsticks and tear gas on the Edmund Pettis Bridge during the “Bloody Sunday” Selma to Montgomery March for the right to vote. Now a trial lawyer and author, Mr. Bonner is still fighting against discrimination, environmental injustice, violence and slavery in the world.
Forever changed by his early “direct-action” in the civil rights movement, Mr. Bonner has remained committed to environmental, civil, and human rights locally and globally, including working for the rights of farmworkers. Fleeing from Selma at age 19, he arrived in San Francisco with a couple of dollars in his pocket and the ambition to make a difference. In 1972 he earned a degree in Anthropology at Sonoma State University, finishing his last 12 units studying Kiswahili in a Tanzanian village and obtaining a Certificate of Fluency from the Government of Tanzania.
Mr. Bonner returned to the U.S. to further his education, first enrolling in Stanford in the Education Department, leaving to pursue his law degree from the New College School of Law in San Francisco, CA.
Charles Bonner has been practicing law as a Civil Rights and Environmental Attorney for more than 40 years and has been the lead attorney in over 100 jury trials, involving civil rights cases, police misconduct cases, employment discrimination and personal injury cases.
Attorney Charles A. Bonner
Master Trial Lawyer
Charles A. Bonner was born in Selma, Alabama. In 1963, at age 16, he joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), training, sitting in and peacefully marching for equal rights, and community organizing for the right to vote. He became a field director for SNCC’S Voter Registration Project in Wilcox County in 1965, conducting voter education and voter registration drives. He was one of hundreds who were beaten on Sunday, March 7, 1965 by Alabama State troopers, rushing the marchers on horseback, and on foot, wielding whips, nightsticks and tear gas on the Edmund Pettis Bridge during the “Bloody Sunday” Selma to Montgomery March for the right to vote. Now a trial lawyer and author, Mr. Bonner is still fighting against discrimination, environmental injustice, violence and slavery in the world.
Forever changed by his early “direct-action” in the civil rights movement, Mr. Bonner has remained committed to environmental, civil, and human rights locally and globally, including working for the rights of farmworkers. Fleeing from Selma at age 19, he arrived in San Francisco with a couple of dollars in his pocket and the ambition to make a difference. In 1972 he earned a degree in Anthropology at Sonoma State University, finishing his last 12 units studying Kiswahili in a Tanzanian village and obtaining a Certificate of Fluency from the Government of Tanzania.
Mr. Bonner returned to the U.S. to further his education, first enrolling in Stanford in the Education Department, leaving to pursue his law degree from the New College School of Law in San Francisco, CA.
Charles Bonner has been practicing law as a Civil Rights and Environmental Attorney for more than 36 years and has been the lead attorney in over 100 jury trials, involving civil rights cases, police misconduct cases, employment discrimination and personal injury cases.
Attorney A. Cabral Bonner
Skillful Mediator
Cabral Bonner graduated from Stanford Law School in 2006. While in Law School, Cabral cut his teeth as a plaintiffs’ advocate by participating in the Stanford Community Law Clinic, where he helped represent employees who had been terminated or were seeking unpaid wages. In July 2006 Cabral took the California Bar and was admitted to practice Law in November 2006. He joined forces with his father Charles Bonner in their practice focused on civil rights, employment discrimination, personal injury and mass tort.
Cabral Bonner has participated in more than 25 jury or bench trials as either co-counsel or lead trial counsel. He has tried cases in Alameda County, Marin County, Monterey County, and Contra Costa County superior courts. Additionally he has tried cases in the Northern and Eastern District of California, District of Colombia District Court, and the Northern District of New York. Cabral has argued before the Ninth Circuit and before the California Court of Appeal.
Cabral Bonner lives in Oakland with his wife and two daughters.
Attorney A. Cabral Bonner
Skillful Mediator
Cabral Bonner graduated from Stanford Law School in 2006. While in Law School, Cabral cut his teeth as a plaintiffs’ advocate by participating in the Stanford Community Law Clinic, where he helped represent employees who had been terminated or were seeking unpaid wages. In July 2006 Cabral took the California Bar and was admitted to practice Law in November 2006. He joined forces with his father Charles Bonner in their practice focused on civil rights, employment discrimination, personal injury and mass tort.
Cabral Bonner has participated in more than 15 jury or bench trials as either co-counsel or lead trial counsel. He has tried cases in Alameda County, Marin County, Monterey County, and Contra Costa County superior courts. Additionally he has tried cases in the Northern and Eastern District of California, District of Colombia District Court, and the Northern District of New York. Cabral has argued before the Ninth Circuit and before the California Court of Appeal.
Cabral Bonner lives in Oakland with his wife and two daughters.
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