Myles M. Mattenson engages in a general civil and trial practice including litigation and transactional services related to the coin laundry industry and franchising, representing both distributors and operators of coin laundries. Mr. Mattenson also provides business, partnership, corporate, real property, landlord-tenant, personal injury, and probate legal services.

Mr. Mattenson serves as Judge Pro Tem and as an Arbitrator for the Los Angeles County Superior Court. He is also past Chair of the Law Office Management Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association. Mr. Mattenson received his Bachelor of Science degree (major in accounting) from UCLA in 1964 and his Juris Doctorate degree from Loyola University School of Law in 1967.

Selected articles contributed by Mr. Mattenson to New Era Magazine appear on this site. You may visit Mr. Mattenson's website at MattensonLaw.com or CoinLaundryLaw.com to retrieve all of his articles through a subject or chronological index.

Articles

Can A Shareholder Be Liable For Corporate Debt?

I’m Behind In My Rent!
What’s Next?

Small Claims Court:
Quick, Simple And Inexpensive!

The Lessor Didn’t Repair The Roof! Can I Withhold Rent?

The "Standard" Lease.

My Neighbor’s Tree Is Offending Me! Can I Get Out The Ax?

"Is My Attendant An Employee Or An Independent Contractor? Should I Care?"