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Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every matter turns on its own facts. Nothing on this website is a promise or a prediction about what will happen in yours.
This website is a communication concerning legal services under the rules of the jurisdictions where our attorneys are admitted, and may be considered attorney advertising in others. It is intended for general informational purposes and is not a solicitation for professional employment in any jurisdiction where the firm's attorneys are not admitted to practice, or where this communication would not comply with local rules.
Attorney responsible for this communication
Peter A. Singler, Esq.Singler Professional Law Corporation, a California professional corporation
103 Johnson Street, Windsor, California 95492(707) 823-8719 · [email protected]
Admitted in California (State Bar No. 153922), Texas (State Bar No. 24145681), and Idaho (State Bar No. 13134).
Primary administrative office location: Windsor, California.
Inquiries about this firm's compliance with attorney advertising rules may be directed to Peter A. Singler, Esq. at the address above.
Our offices
Windsor, California — 103 Johnson Street, Windsor, California 95492. This is the firm's primary administrative office.
Austin, Texas — by appointment only. This is not a staffed office. Meetings there are arranged in advance. Services provided by Singler, P.C., a Texas Professional Corporation.
No claim of certification or specialization
Neither the firm nor any of its attorneys is certified as a specialist by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization, the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, the Idaho State Bar, or any comparable body in another state.
Descriptions of the firm's experience, the industries it serves, and the areas in which it works are statements of background. They are not certifications, and no organization has designated the firm or its attorneys as possessing special competence in any field.
Experience
Peter A. Singler has been admitted to practice in California since 1991 and has had a multi-jurisdictional practice since that time, as permitted by applicable professional rules of conduct. He has been admitted in Texas and Idaho as well. Where this website refers to years of experience, that is determined by Mr. Singler;s first admission as a practicing attorney, in California in 1991.
Honors and recognitions
Where singler-law.net mentions awards, honors, or recognitions, those are conferred by third-party organizations under their own criteria. They are not a guarantee of results, they are not an endorsement by any bar association or court, and no certification or approval by any governmental authority should be inferred from them. No recognition named on this site is a designation of special competence in any field of law.
Each recognition is identified by the exact name the conferring organization uses, together with the organization and the year.
[HOLD — do not publish this section until the audit in file 08, § 3 is complete.]
California Business and Professions Code § 6157.2(a)(6), effective January 1, 2026, prohibits an advertisement from referring to a recognition or award unless both (A) it is not conferred by virtue of membership in the organization, and (B) the organization does not charge or solicit a fee, cost, or payment for the recognition or award. § 6157.2(a)(5) separately prohibits misleading statements about a lawyer's skills, experience, or record. Statutory damages run from $5,000 to $100,000 per unique advertisement, plus fees.
The "Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished Client Award" as currently labeled does not exist. Martindale-Hubbell confers a Distinguished™ Peer Review Rating and, separately, a Client Champion award. Re-label to whichever Peter actually holds, with the year, and clear prong (B) using the letter in file 08 before publishing.
Franchise Times Legal Eagle Hall of Fame is the stronger badge — editorial selection from client and peer nominations, Hall of Fame status after ten years on the list, no fee identified. Confirm no nomination fee, subscription requirement, or paid logo license, then publish it as: "Franchise Times Legal Eagle, [years]; Legal Eagle Hall of Fame."
Never place either badge adjacent to the words top, best, leading, expert, or recognized authority — Texas Rule 7.02(b) is the tightest of the three states on anything reading as a competence designation.
Fees
Any published flat fees shown on singler-law.net are current examples for specific, defined services, effective January 1, 2026 and subject to change on notice. Government filing fees, including state, Secretary of State, and USPTO fees, are additional and are stated separately. Specific fee rates or fixed amounts will be set-forth in writing, prior to engagement.
No fee arrangement takes effect until it is confirmed in a written fee agreement signed by you and the firm. Quoted prices apply to the scope described and may not be applicable to all situations, which is what the Strategy Session is for. Once you sign, the price or rates for the scope described in your agreement does not change, except as specifically agreed.
Where we practice
The firm's attorneys are admitted only in California, Texas, and Idaho. Nothing on singler-law.net should be read as an offer to practice law in a jurisdiction where we are not admitted. Because of our experience, we do have a multi-jurisdictional practice and may provide certain services directly in other jurisdictions, either directly, or by associating local counsel. These issues will be specifically addressed in a written engagement letter.
Language
The firm provides services in English and Spanish. Where a translated passage and the English version differ, the English version controls unless a signed agreement says otherwise. Any disclosure or disclaimer required by the rules of professional conduct appears in the same language as the material it accompanies.
Advertising records
The firm retains a copy of each advertisement, together with a record of when and where it was used, for at least two years after its last use — longer than the one year California Business and Professions Code § 6159.1 requires.