Burga Law Firm PC is a Southern California law firm representing clients in immigration, criminal defense, and personal injury matters. The firm maintains offices in Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, and Pomona and serves communities across San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties. Its practice is led by founder Arturo Angel Burga, who has more than a decade of experience handling immigration and criminal cases.
Burga Law Firm PC assists individuals and families with permanent residency, family petitions, deportation defense, asylum, naturalization, immigration bonds, waivers, U visas, VAWA matters, and appeals. The firm also handles motions to reopen immigration proceedings and cases involving criminal convictions that may affect a person’s status, ability to remain in the United States, or eligibility for citizenship.
Burga Law Firm PC defends clients charged with felonies and misdemeanors, including DUI, assault, domestic violence, drug offenses, theft, fraud, sex crimes, weapons charges, and serious violent offenses. The firm also provides post-conviction services involving expungements, felony reductions, resentencing, and motions to vacate convictions. Its combined knowledge of immigration and criminal law supports noncitizens who may face immigration consequences after an arrest or conviction.
Burga Law Firm PC represents people injured in auto accidents, dog attacks, and incidents involving defective vehicles or products. The firm also handles claims involving burns, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, dismemberment, psychological harm, and wrongful death. Personal injury cases are handled without an attorney fee unless compensation is recovered. It emphasizes individual attention because each legal matter presents different facts, risks, and goals. The firm provides clear communication, personalized strategies, and practical guidance throughout the legal process. Through careful case review, courtroom advocacy, and experience across connected legal fields, the firm works to protect clients’ rights, preserve family unity, pursue fair compensation, and resolve serious legal challenges.
