AOE LAW & ASSOCIATES

03/30/2020

The CARES Act 2020, authorizes a temporary but substantial increase in the debt limit (now $7,500,000) for a "small business debtor" to qualify to reorganize under the new Small Business Reorganization Act, effective February 20, 2020("SBRA").
Call AOE Law and Associates at 2136207070 to determine if you or and your your business can take advantage of this unprecedented Act.

11/24/2014

A.O.E Law is looking forward to the Holidays.

11/20/2014

Mr. Anthony Egbase, Esq speaks to First Lady Michelle Obama and guests.

11/14/2014

Celebrating Mayor Mayor Eric Garcetti Year in Service!

11/14/2014

Mr. Anthony Egabse, Esq and Mrs. Joyce Egbase meet with California Governor Jerry Brown, U.S Senator Diane Feinstein, Compton Mayor Aja Brown, U.S Congresswoman Janice Hahn, L.A City Council Member Curren Price and others.

11/13/2014

Mr. Anthony Egbase, Esq and Mrs Joyce Egbase Host Honorable Congresswoman Karen Bass in DTLA!

11/13/2014

Mr. Anthony Egbase, Esq and Mrs. Joyce Egbase Host Honorable Congresswoman Maxine Waters!

11/10/2014

Mr. Egbase, Esq meets the President and First Lady of the United States.

11/04/2014

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10/31/2014

Happy Friday from the staff of A.O.E ! Please visit our updated Website! http://aoelaw.com/

10/25/2014

Mr. Anthony Egbase, esq in the news! Huffington Post http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tanya-young-williams/a-private-meeting-with-pr_b_5987290.html

I spoke with Anthony Egbase, exclusively, to learn more about how the Obama administration's plans to deal with ISIS and Boko Haram in the wake of the escalated terrorist attacks....

10/20/2014

Should L.A low enforcement be required to know the LAW? http://www.sunherald.com/2014/10/19/5861386/los-angeles-times-police-should.html?sp=/99/728/

'Ignorance of the law is no excuse" -- except when you're a police officer. That's essentially the argument the state of North Carolina made to the U.S. Supreme Court recently when it defended the drug conviction of a man whose car was stopped by police based on a misunderstanding of a state traffic…