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As a former Deputy District Attorney and Deputy Public Defender who has litigated thousands of cases, including misdemeanors and felonies, I know how to fight for you. My background includes adult and juvenile cases, as well as serious and violent felonies and three-strikes cases.

I am also an experienced civil litigator with a corporate and white-collar litigation background at a prestigious "big law" firm who switched sides to sue corporations and other entities (including insurance companies, police departments, governments, and others) on behalf of individuals to obtain justice for my clients.

As a result, I have seen firsthand how corporations and the government, including prosecutors, fight to protect their interests, so I use those same skills to protect individuals against injustices inflicted upon them.

I am a member of several of the most prestigious trial organizations in the country. I am admitted in all state and federal courts in California. I graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with top honors from college. I later earned my MBA/JD from UCLA. I also have graduate degrees in Communications from USC and Anthropology from UCLA.

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California

ID Number: 229430

Since 2003

UCLA School of Law

Law Degree (2003)

University of California - Los Angeles

MBA (2000) | Finance

1998 - 2000

Best Oral Advocate

UCLA School of Law (Moot Court)

2001

Best Brief Writer

UCLA School of Law (Moot Court)

2001

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL)

Member

2020 - Current

California Public Defenders Association

Member

2019 - Current

Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles

Member

2015 - Current

California State Bar  # 229430

Member

2003 - Current

Social Cohesion, Reproduction, and Change in Anthropological and Social Theory

UCLA

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