Like most small businesses, we get clients based on our ability to perform the work well and efficiently, and get referals.  Our referals do NOT come from the County or any other government office, so I'm not sure why this would be a problem. 

Our firm acts as knowledgable and effective advocates for the rights of our clients to have access, via us as their contracted agents, to public records, which, in California is explicitly written into the state statutes. 

Why we would be shy about going back to a public office that WE PAY FOR with our TAX DOLLARS and demanding access to PUBLIC RECORDS is beyond me, especially when it is the County who had done something WRONG and NOT US. 

That is the equivalent of saying "Gosh, the coach molested me, so now that I got him fired, I should avoid all sports."  Victim mentality anyone?

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