It is difficult to find an attorney as experienced and aggressive. In law school, I spent my extra hours working for the California Supreme Court, the California Appellate Courts, and the California Attorney General. After passing the bar exam on my first try, I served as Deputy Attorney General for six years, handling major cases. My success was recognized: I was invited to lecture on law at Duke University, the University of San Diego, and Hastings, and participated in the Law Reviews of many other Universities. I came to the private sector in 2004, and been lead counsel on landmark cases. Again, I was honored to be recognized for my success.
Few others have the experimce and record that I have. And no one fights for my clients like I do. I have been so successful because I put my client above all else, and I use all my experience, all my skill, and everything in my power to get you the best result possible. If I take your case, you can be assured that I won't rest until we win.
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Four Charlton Court, San Francisco, CA, 94123
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2002
Best 30 Under 30, FSS
2004 - Present
Partner, The Walston Law Group
1998 - 2004
Deputy Attorney General, California Department Of Justice,Office Of The Attorney General
1998 - Present
American Bar AssociationMember
The Court held, as a matter of first impression, the prisons have a duty to protect inmates in their custody under state law.
In a case of first impression, the US District Court for the Northern District of California held that there is no judicial review of US Presidential elections until after the electoral college casts its votes and decides the election.
The Court granted the injunction protecting plaintiff's identities. The Court also upheld plaintiff's unfair competition claims and bifurcated the remaining claims, which were sent to arbitration. The remaining portions of the case were settled.
In a special en banc hearing before an 11 Judge Panel, the Ninth Circuit found that the Constitutional Familial Right to Privacy and Procreation Does Not Survive Incarceration.
1998
JD - Juris Doctor
1995
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2005
Government Litigation
1998
Anti-Gang Injunctions
2001
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1999
English
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