Lindborg & Mazor LLP
LAMTA / CUCP CERTIFIED DBE and SBE
Peter Lindborg and Irina Mazor founded Lindborg & Mazor LLP on the belief that a law practice of the highest quality can be established in an innovative and stimulating environment. L&M is a full-service law firm dedicated to one basic principle: delivering high quality legal representation to a diverse client base in a creative and cost-effective manner.
Through the firm's commitment to excellence, L&M has established a law practice that parallels some of the largest and most world-renowned firms.
With decades of experience, the attorneys of L&M are experts at addressing clients' issues in the areas of construction, contracts, commercial transactions, international business, real estate, and dispute resolution through mediation, arbitration, and litigation. With its office in the Los Angeles area and the Legalink network of law firms throughout the world, L&M is well positioned to handle from the most complex international disputes to the simplest local commercial transactions. California's most diverse public entities and the world's largest private enterprises place their trust in L&M to handle all their legal needs.
Lindborg & Mazor LLP In the News
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L&M founding partners Irina Mazor and Peter Lindborg recently joined California’s Lieutenant Governor, Eleni Kounalakis and Secretary of Transportation, David Kim, along with the General Director for North America from Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Velasco Álvarez, and the Road Development Director General from Mexico’s Ministry of Communications and Transportation, Rogelio Mauricio Rivero, and several others, as they signed a historic agreement drafted by L&M to show U.S.’ and Mexico’s spirit of cooperation in constructing and operating the much-anticipated Otay Mesa East/Mesa de Otay II International Port of Entry. According to officials, this ambitious project, which on the U.S. side is jointly sponsored by the San Diego Association of Governments and the California Department of Transportation, is projected to provide an economic boost of $1.8 billion annually, help drastically reduce wait times at existing border crossings, combat climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions while enhancing mobility in the region and, as California Lt. Gov. Kounalakis noted, “…improve the quality of life for the millions of Californians and Mexicans who frequently cross one of the busiest borders in the world.” L&M could not be more proud to lend its expertise to this momentous endeavor. Please visit our Newsworthy/Noteworthy page for links to some of the press coverage on this matter.
