To no one’s surprise, the California legislature passed many new laws to address the vast impact of Covid-19 on both employees and employers. But, there were also significant legal changes unrelated to the coronavirus that may have slipped under the radar.
It is heartbreaking to hear some of the stories from clients who have been poorly represented and ultimately damaged to the point that they are seeking representation to obtain redress against their former “champion,” their lawyer.
Talbert has always had a passion for law and policy. From age 8, she knew she wanted to be an attorney.
Appointed last January, Justice Do is the first Asian-American woman to serve as a justice for the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
The SDCBA celebrates diversity within the legal profession and is proud to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May.
This Friday is our Annual Awards Ceremony & Celebration of Community Service and I am so excited!
Our performance — and let me call it that for a moment — is in the courtroom, with other “players” sitting at counsel table, in the jury box, or on the witness stand. The deputy and the clerk also have their roles to play. Our purpose, of course, is not to entertain but to do justice.
Get to know SDCBA 2021 Service Award Recipient Mary Silva.
Get to know SDCBA 2021 Service Award Recipient Elaine Lawrence.
Get to know SDCBA 2021 Service Award Recipient John Adkins.
