Invoice Payment

Berding and Weil makes it easy and convenient to pay your legal services using the firm's online payment system through SurePoint Pay services. SurePoint pay allows clients to pay outstanding invoices via credit card ( Visa, Mastercard, Discovery, American Express, ApplePay and GooglePay) and e-check.

NOTE:  Berding and Weil does not charge a fee for paying by credit card.

For questions regarding this or if you require assistance with an invoice please contact us at:
accountsreceivable@berdingweil.com

Online Payment Options:

When making a payment, please reference the Client-Matter Number and Invoice Number.

Invoice Payment Retainer/Trust Payment

Please click on one of the online payment options and you will be redirected to the secure payment portal provided by SurePoint.

You are now leaving the Berding|Weil website and going to a third-party website to make your payment, which is governed by the third-party's Terms of Use and Security Policy, which we encourage you to review prior to making your payment(s).

Mailed Payment Options:

For Invoice Payments, mail your check and invoice to:

Citizens Business Bank
c/o Berding & Weil LLP
P.O. Box 612168
San Jose, CA 95161-2168

For Retainer Payments, mail your check to:

Berding & Weil LLP
2175 N. California Blvd., Suite 500
Walnut Creek, CA 94596

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• Community Association Law
• Litigation & Arbitration
• Construction Law
• Business & Real Estate Law

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