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About Philippe
Biography
I am an associate attorney at the Sacramento, California law firm Bartkiewicz Kronick & Shanahan. I primarily provide general counsel services to our public entity clients. I also have participated in civil litigations pertaining to eminent domain, business matters and bankruptcy.
Practice Areas
5
Practice Areas
State, Local, and Municipal Law
75%
20 years | 20 cases
Environmental and Natural Resources
11%
20 years | 3 cases
Land Use and Zoning
10%
20 years | 5 cases
Corporate and Incorporation
3%
20 years | 3 cases
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Licensed in California for 20 years
State: California
Acquired: 2005
No misconduct found
Location
Law Offices of Philippe Charles Melin
6641 N Greenview Ave, Chicago, IL, 60626
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Experience
Honors
2005
Order of the Coif (Tom 10% Graduating Law School Class),
Work Experience
2006 - Present
Associate Attorney, Bartkiewicz Kronick & Shanahan
2005 - 2006
Associate Attorney, Shulman Hodges & Bastian LLP
Associations
2006 - Present
Sacramento County Bar Association
2006 - Present
Barristers of Sacramento
Education
N/A
McGeorge SOL Univ of the Pacific
N/A
California State University, California Polytechnic State University
Publications
2006
Business Law News, Business Section of the California Bar
Subrogation for Priority: An Unfair Advantage