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Michael S. LeBoff brings nearly 25 years of business trial practice to Klein & Wilson, handling and winning high-stakes trials and  arbitrations.

Michael represents clients of all sizes in a wide variety of business cases, including shareholder, partnership and joint venture disputes, trade secret claims, fraud, breach of contract, business torts, real estate, attorney fee disputes and legal malpractice actions.

Michael attended Loyola Law School on a full academic scholarship, graduating second in his class of nearly 400 students. At Loyola, Michael received countless academic awards and served as an editor for the Loyola Law Review.

After graduating from law school, Michael clerked for the former Chief Judge of the Central District of California, Manuel L. Real, where he saw firsthand the importance of always being prepared before entering the courtroom. Following his clerkship, Michael developed his trial skills working at some of the finest law firms in Orange County where he had the opportunity to go up against Klein & Wilson in a complex joint venture litigation. Having developed mutual respect for each other’s skills and civility, Michael joined Klein & Wilson in 2016. Less than two years later, he was named the first new partner in the firm’s 25-year history.

Michael also served as in-house litigation counsel for ACC Capital Holdings, the parent company of large, nationwide financial services companies. As in-house counsel, he managed nationwide litigation and worked daily with outside counsel to develop and implement cost-effective litigation strategies. Michael also reviewed and approved outside counsel bills and reported to senior management on significant litigation activities. In this role, Michael learned the importance of billing efficiencies and litigation results.

He currently serves on Council for the American Bar Association Litigation Section. Michael previously served as a co-chair of the Professional Liability Litigation Committee of the ABA’s Litigation Section from 2019 to 2022 and as co-chair of the Section’s Young Lawyers Leadership Program from 2022-2023. Michael also served as co-chair of the section’s largest committee, the Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, and co-chaired its Ethics Subcommittee.

In 2019, Michael was elected to the Orange County Bar Association’s (“OCBA”) Board of Directors and reelected to a second term in 2022. Mike was recently appointed to OCBA’s Future of the Profession Task Force and the Professionalism and Ethics Committee. He has also served on the OCBA’s Audit Committee since 2019. Michael previously served as the Chair of the OCBA’s Business Litigation Section and Banking and Lending Section.

Michael frequently speaks and writes on topics relating to legal malpractice and legal ethics.

Out of the office, Michael is a husband and father of two daughters. Michael is a die-hard Las Vegas Raiders fan, a fantasy sports athlete, and a recreational poker player.

Published Works

Areas of Practice

  • Business Litigation
  • Legal Malpractice
  • Accounting Malpractice
  • Partnership Disputes
  • Shareholder Disputes
  • LLC and LLP Disputes
  • Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Trade Dress Infringement Litigation
  • Trademark Infringement Litigation
  • Copyright Infringement Litigation
  • Real Estate Disputes
  • Breach of Contract
  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty
  • Fraud
  • Unfair Competition and Trade Secrets Litigation
  • Commercial Unlawful Detainer
  • Commercial Landlord Tenant Disputes
  • Appellate Law
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution

Bar Admissions

  • California, 1999
  • U.S. District Court Central District of California, 1999
  • U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Southern District of California, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of California, 2004

Education

  • Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California
    • J.D. – 1999
    • Honors: Order of the Coif
    • Honors: Dean’s Scholarship
    • Honors: Ranked 2 of 394
    • Law Review: Loyola Law Review, Editor
  • University of Redlands, Redlands, California
    • B.A. – 1996
    • Major: Government

Classes/Seminars

  • Speaker, Get Paid: Ethical and Effective Billing Practices for Lawyers, American Bar Association, Litigation Section, April 2023
  • Lecturer; From Counsel Table to the Witness Stand, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, June 2021
  • Lecturer; Growing Pains: Ethical Dilemmas for Young Lawyers and How to Deal With Them, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, May 2021
  • Lecturer; Ethics and Civility in a Post-COVID World, Orange County Bar Association, November 2020
  • Lecturer; Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls and Legal Malpractice When Representing Banks and Financial Services Companies, Orange County Bar Association, Banking & Lending Section, September 2020
  • Lecturer; Get Paid Faster: How to Avoid and Resolve Fee Disputes in Commercial Litigation Matters, Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, June 2020
  • Moderator, Keeping Your Zoom Meetings Safe (webinar), Orange County Bar Association, April 2020
  • Moderator, Insights from OC In-House Lawyers During the COVID Crisis, Orange County Bar Association, April 2020
  • Lecturer, How to Open the Gate or Keep it Closed, ABTL, January 2020
  • Presenter and Moderator, Oops: What To Do When an Attorney or Expert Screws Up, American Bar Association, January 2019
  • Lecturer, The New Rules of Professional Conduct Which Affect Small Firms and Solo Practitioners, Orange County Bar Association Small/Solo Section, 2019
  • Lecturer, Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls and Legal Malpractice, Orange County Bar Association, 2019
  • Lecturer, The New Rules of Professional Conduct and the Sheppard Mullin Opinion: How They Impact Business Litigators, Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, 2018
  • Trial from the Client Perspective: In-House Counsel Share Insights on How to Try (and Not) Try Cases, American Bar Association Section of Litigation Annual Conference, 2018
  • The Business Trial from the Client Perspective: A Roundtable Discussion of How In-House Counsel Approach Trials, Orange County Bar Association Business Litigation Section, 2017
  • Ethical Issues for Banking and Lending Lawyers: A Discussion of Emerging Issues and Developments, Orange County Bar Association Banking and Lending Section, 2015
  • Countering the Empty Pocket Defense and Other Tips for Settling Commercial Cases in a Bad Economy, American Bar Association Section of Litigation Annual Conference, 2013
  • Negotiation for Young (and Old) Lawyers: What Every Lawyer Should Know About Making A Deal, American Bar Association 2010 Annual Meeting, and re-presented via webinar on March 18, 2013 as part of the ABA Premier Speaker Series

Honors and Awards

  • Best Lawyers, 2021 – Present
  • AVVO Rating 10.0 Superb
  • Super Lawyers®, Top 50 Orange County List, 2023 – Present
  • Super Lawyers®, 2018 – Present

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, Co-Chair 2016 – 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Banking and Lending Section, Chair 2014
  • Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, Chair-Elect 2018, Chair 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association’s (“OCBA”) Business Litigation Section, Co-Chair
  • Orange County Bar Association’s (“OCBA”) Professional Liability Litigation Committee, Co-Chair

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Young Lawyers Leadership Program, Co-Chair 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Committee, Co-Chair 2019 – 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, Co-Chair 2016 – 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Director 2020-Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Audit Committee, 2020 – Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, Chair 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Banking and Lending Section, Chair 2014

Michael S. LeBoff

Michael S. LeBoff
  • Partner, Klein & Wilson

Location:

Newport Beach, CA

Phone:

Fax:

949-631-3703

Email:

LinkedIn:

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Michael S. LeBoff brings nearly 25 years of business trial practice to Klein & Wilson, handling and winning high-stakes trials and arbitrations.

Michael represents clients of all sizes in a wide variety of business cases, including shareholder, partnership and joint venture disputes, trade secret claims, fraud, breach of contract, business torts, real estate, attorney fee disputes and legal malpractice actions.

Michael attended Loyola Law School on a full academic scholarship, graduating second in his class of nearly 400 students. At Loyola, Michael received countless academic awards and served as an editor for the Loyola Law Review.

After graduating from law school, Michael clerked for the former Chief Judge of the Central District of California, Manuel L. Real, where he saw firsthand the importance of always being prepared before entering the courtroom. Following his clerkship, Michael developed his trial skills working at some of the finest law firms in Orange County where he had the opportunity to go up against Klein & Wilson in a complex joint venture litigation. Having developed mutual respect for each other’s skills and civility, Michael joined Klein & Wilson in 2016. Less than two years later, he was named the first new partner in the firm’s 25-year history.

Michael also served as in-house litigation counsel for ACC Capital Holdings, the parent company of large, nationwide financial services companies. As in-house counsel, he managed nationwide litigation and worked daily with outside counsel to develop and implement cost-effective litigation strategies. Michael also reviewed and approved outside counsel bills and reported to senior management on significant litigation activities. In this role, Michael learned the importance of billing efficiencies and litigation results.

He currently serves on Council for the American Bar Association Litigation Section. Michael previously served as a co-chair of the Professional Liability Litigation Committee of the ABA’s Litigation Section from 2019 to 2022 and as co-chair of the Section’s Young Lawyers Leadership Program from 2022-2023. Michael also served as co-chair of the section’s largest committee, the Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, and co-chaired its Ethics Subcommittee.

In 2019, Michael was elected to the Orange County Bar Association’s (“OCBA”) Board of Directors and reelected to a second term in 2022. Mike was recently appointed to OCBA’s Future of the Profession Task Force and the Professionalism and Ethics Committee. He has also served on the OCBA’s Audit Committee since 2019. Michael previously served as the Chair of the OCBA’s Business Litigation Section and Banking and Lending Section.

Michael frequently speaks and writes on topics relating to legal malpractice and legal ethics.

Out of the office, Michael is a husband and father of two daughters. Michael is a die-hard Las Vegas Raiders fan, a fantasy sports athlete, and a recreational poker player.

Published Works

  • Three Mistakes Clients Make When Hiring An Attorney, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2022)
  • Reporting Unethical Conduct: Understanding Your Obligations under Model Rule 8.3, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2022)
  • Model Rule 1.4: Communication Is Key to Avoiding Malpractice Lawsuits, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Reflections on My First Post-COVID Jury Trial: What A Difference A Year Makes, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Six Ethical Rules Every Young Lawyer Must Know, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Five Tips for Handling Costly Fee Disputes, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Winter 2021)
  • Increase Collections and Avoid Costly Fee Disputes: Nine Practical Tips, Orange County Lawyer (December 2020)
  • Examining the C-Suite: Preparing For and Defending Apex Depositions By Christina M. Zabat-Fran and Michael S. LeBoff, ABTL (Summer 2019)
  • My Lawyer Screwed Up!!! Can I Sue for Legal Malpractice?, Orange County Business Journal (November 2018)
  • Could Your Law Firm Forfeit Its Fees Due to an Undisclosed Conflict?, American Bar Association (October 2018)
  • Eight Ways In-House Lawyers Can Make You a Better Trial Lawyer, Orange County Lawyer (January 2018)
  • Can You Keep A Secret? Strategies for keeping your trade secrets secret, Orange County Business Journal (July 30, 2012)
  • Bankers Trust, Brown, and Exclusion 3(a): The Insurability of Mechanic’s Liens, Commercial and Business Litigation Journal (Winter 2011)
  • Third, Eighth and Ninth Circuits Weigh in on TILA, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation website (May 20, 2009)
  • TILA Remedies: Damages vs. Rescission, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation website (March 10, 2009)
  • Frivolous Litigation: What Is It and What You Can Do About It, ABA Commercial and Business Litigation Journal (Summer 2008); republished in ABTL Report, Orange County, Vol. XI No. 3 (Fall 2009)
  • You’re Being Watched: Performing For Your Commercial Client at Mediation, Commercial and Business Litigation Journal (Fall 2007); republished in ABA Conflict Management Journal (Spring 2008)
  • Maximizing Contractual Attorney Fee Awards, Orange County Lawyer (July 2005)

Areas of Practice

  • Business Litigation
  • Legal Malpractice
  • Accounting Malpractice
  • Partnership Disputes
  • Shareholder Disputes
  • LLC and LLP Disputes
  • Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Trade Dress Infringement Litigation
  • Trademark Infringement Litigation
  • Copyright Infringement Litigation
  • Real Estate Disputes
  • Breach of Contract
  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty
  • Fraud
  • Unfair Competition and Trade Secrets Litigation
  • Commercial Unlawful Detainer
  • Commercial Landlord Tenant Disputes
  • Appellate Law
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution

Bar Admissions

  • California, 1999
  • U.S. District Court Central District of California, 1999
  • U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Southern District of California, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of California, 2004

Education

  • Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California
    • J.D. – 1999
    • Honors: Order of the Coif
    • Honors: Dean’s Scholarship
    • Honors: Ranked 2 of 394
    • Law Review: Loyola Law Review, Editor
  • University of Redlands, Redlands, California
    • B.A. – 1996
    • Major: Government

Classes/Seminars

  • Lecturer, Billing Tips for Young Lawyers, MyCLE, December 2023
  • Speaker, Representing and Defending Lawyers at Depositions, American Bar Association, Fall 2023 National Legal Malpractice Conference, September 2023
  • Speaker, Get Paid: Ethical and Effective Billing Practices for Lawyers, American Bar Association, Litigation Section, April 2023
  • Speaker, Attorney Billing 101, BeaconLive, August 2022
  • Lecturer, Demystifying Arbitration: What Really Happens and Is It a Better Option?, Orange County Bar Association, Business and Corporate Law Section, June 2022
  • Lecturer, Thomas Girardi and Michael Avenatti: Lessons Learned, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation Roundtable, March 2022
  • Lecturer, Eight Ways to Steer Clear of Legal Malpractice Lawsuits, Orange County Bar Association, December 2021
  • Lecturer, Avoiding ethical Pitfalls & Legal Malpractice, Orange County Bar Association, November 2021
  • Lecturer; From Counsel Table to the Witness Stand, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, June 2021
  • Lecturer; Growing Pains: Ethical Dilemmas for Young Lawyers and How to Deal With Them, American Bar Association Section of Litigation, May 2021
  • Lecturer; Ethics and Civility in a Post-COVID World, Orange County Bar Association, November 2020
  • Lecturer; Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls and Legal Malpractice When Representing Banks and Financial Services Companies, Orange County Bar Association, Banking & Lending Section, September 2020
  • Lecturer; Get Paid Faster: How to Avoid and Resolve Fee Disputes in Commercial Litigation Matters, Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, June 2020
  • Moderator, Keeping Your Zoom Meetings Safe (webinar), Orange County Bar Association, April 2020
  • Moderator, Insights from OC In-House Lawyers During the COVID Crisis, Orange County Bar Association, April 2020
  • Lecturer, How to Open the Gate or Keep it Closed, ABTL, January 2020
  • Presenter and Moderator, Oops: What To Do When an Attorney or Expert Screws Up, American Bar Association, January 2019
  • Lecturer, The New Rules of Professional Conduct Which Affect Small Firms and Solo Practitioners, Orange County Bar Association Small/Solo Section, 2019
  • Lecturer, Avoiding Ethical Pitfalls and Legal Malpractice, Orange County Bar Association, 2019
  • Lecturer, The New Rules of Professional Conduct and the Sheppard Mullin Opinion: How They Impact Business Litigators, Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, 2018
  • Trial from the Client Perspective: In-House Counsel Share Insights on How to Try (and Not) Try Cases, American Bar Association Section of Litigation Annual Conference, 2018
  • The Business Trial from the Client Perspective: A Roundtable Discussion of How In-House Counsel Approach Trials, Orange County Bar Association Business Litigation Section, 2017
  • Ethical Issues for Banking and Lending Lawyers: A Discussion of Emerging Issues and Developments, Orange County Bar Association Banking and Lending Section, 2015
  • Countering the Empty Pocket Defense and Other Tips for Settling Commercial Cases in a Bad Economy, American Bar Association Section of Litigation Annual Conference, 2013
  • Negotiation for Young (and Old) Lawyers: What Every Lawyer Should Know About Making A Deal, American Bar Association 2010 Annual Meeting, and re-presented via webinar on March 18, 2013 as part of the ABA Premier Speaker Series

Honors and Awards

  • Best Lawyers, 2021 – Present
  • AVVO Rating 10.0 Superb
  • Super Lawyers®, Top 50 Orange County List, 2023 – Present
  • Super Lawyers®, 2018 – Present

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Young Lawyers Leadership Program, Co-Chair 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Committee, Co-Chair 2019 – 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, Co-Chair 2016 – 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Director 2020-Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Audit Committee, 2020 – Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, Chair 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Banking and Lending Section, Chair 2014
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  • Partner, Klein & Wilson

Location:

Phone:

Fax:

949-631-3703

Email:

LinkedIn:

Michael S. LeBoff brings nearly 25 years of business trial practice to Klein & Wilson, handling and winning high-stakes trials and arbitrations.

Michael represents clients of all sizes in a wide variety of business cases, including shareholder, partnership and joint venture disputes, trade secret claims, fraud, breach of contract, business torts, real estate, attorney fee disputes and legal malpractice actions.

Michael attended Loyola Law School on a full academic scholarship, graduating second in his class of nearly 400 students. At Loyola, Michael received countless academic awards and served as an editor for the Loyola Law Review.

After graduating from law school, Michael clerked for the former Chief Judge of the Central District of California, Manuel L. Real, where he saw firsthand the importance of always being prepared before entering the courtroom. Following his clerkship, Michael developed his trial skills working at some of the finest law firms in Orange County where he had the opportunity to go up against Klein & Wilson in a complex joint venture litigation. Having developed mutual respect for each other’s skills and civility, Michael joined Klein & Wilson in 2016. Less than two years later, he was named the first new partner in the firm’s 25-year history.

Michael also served as in-house litigation counsel for ACC Capital Holdings, the parent company of large, nationwide financial services companies. As in-house counsel, he managed nationwide litigation and worked daily with outside counsel to develop and implement cost-effective litigation strategies. Michael also reviewed and approved outside counsel bills and reported to senior management on significant litigation activities. In this role, Michael learned the importance of billing efficiencies and litigation results.

He currently serves on Council for the American Bar Association Litigation Section. Michael previously served as a co-chair of the Professional Liability Litigation Committee of the ABA’s Litigation Section from 2019 to 2022 and as co-chair of the Section’s Young Lawyers Leadership Program from 2022-2023. Michael also served as co-chair of the section’s largest committee, the Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, and co-chaired its Ethics Subcommittee.

In 2019, Michael was elected to the Orange County Bar Association’s (“OCBA”) Board of Directors and reelected to a second term in 2022. Mike was recently appointed to OCBA’s Future of the Profession Task Force and the Professionalism and Ethics Committee. He has also served on the OCBA’s Audit Committee since 2019. Michael previously served as the Chair of the OCBA’s Business Litigation Section and Banking and Lending Section.

Michael frequently speaks and writes on topics relating to legal malpractice and legal ethics.

Out of the office, Michael is a husband and father of two daughters. Michael is a die-hard Las Vegas Raiders fan, a fantasy sports athlete, and a recreational poker player.

Published Works

  • Three Mistakes Clients Make When Hiring An Attorney, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2022)
  • Reporting Unethical Conduct: Understanding Your Obligations under Model Rule 8.3, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2022)
  • Model Rule 1.4: Communication Is Key to Avoiding Malpractice Lawsuits, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Reflections on My First Post-COVID Jury Trial: What A Difference A Year Makes, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Six Ethical Rules Every Young Lawyer Must Know, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Summer 2021)
  • Five Tips for Handling Costly Fee Disputes, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Newsletter (Winter 2021)
  • Increase Collections and Avoid Costly Fee Disputes: Nine Practical Tips, Orange County Lawyer (December 2020)
  • Examining the C-Suite: Preparing For and Defending Apex Depositions, co-authored with Christina M. Zagat-Fran, Association of Business Trial Lawyers (Summer 2019)
  • My Lawyer Screwed Up!!! Can I Sue for Legal Malpractice?, Orange County Business Journal (November 2018)
  • Could Your Law Firm Forfeit Its Fees Due to an Undisclosed Conflict?, American Bar Association (October 2018)
  • Eight Ways In-House Lawyers Can Make You a Better Trial Lawyer, Orange County Lawyer (January 2018)
  • Can You Keep A Secret? Strategies for keeping your trade secrets secret, Orange County Business Journal (July 30, 2012)
  • Bankers Trust, Brown, and Exclusion 3(a): The Insurability of Mechanic's Liens, Commercial and Business Litigation Journal (Winter 2011)
  • Maximizing Contractual Attorney Fee Awards, Orange County Lawyer (July 2005)
  • Business Litigation
  • Legal Malpractice
  • Accounting Malpractice
  • Partnership Disputes
  • Shareholder Disputes
  • LLC and LLP Disputes
  • Intellectual Property Litigation
  • Trade Dress Infringement Litigation
  • Trademark Infringement Litigation
  • Copyright Infringement Litigation
  • Real Estate Disputes
  • Breach of Contract
  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty
  • Fraud
  • Unfair Competition and Trade Secrets Litigation
  • Commercial Unlawful Detainer
  • Commercial Landlord Tenant Disputes
  • Appellate Law
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution

Bar Admissions

  • California, 1999
  • U.S. District Court Central District of California, 1999
  • U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Southern District of California, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin, 2002
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of California, 2004

Education

  • Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California
    • J.D. - 1999
    • Honors: Order of the Coif
    • Honors: Dean's Scholarship
    • Honors: Ranked 2 of 394
  • University of Redlands, Redlands, California
    • B.A. - 1996
    • Major: Government

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Young Lawyers Leadership Program, Co-Chair, 2022 to 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Professional Liability Litigation Committee, Co-Chair, 2019 to 2022
  • American Bar Association, Section of Litigation, Commercial and Business Litigation Committee, Co-Chair, 2016 to 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Director, 2020 to Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Audit Committee, 2020 to Present
  • Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section, Chair, 2019 to 2019
  • Orange County Bar Association, Banking and Lending Section, Chair, 2014 to 2014

Past Employment Positions

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