
Bruce Scheidt, ‘91, is a skilled litigator who represents both private and public clients in federal and state courts, handling cases at the trial and appellate levels as well as in arbitration proceedings.
He is the manager of Kronick, Moskovitz, Tiedemann & Girard’s labor and employment practice group and represents private entities in commercial litigation. In addition, he serves as general counsel for local businesses, and represents lending institutions in lender liability lawsuits, debt collection actions, and bankruptcy proceedings.
Scheidt represents private and public sector clients in all areas of employment and labor law, including defending employers in discrimination, harassment, retaliation, disability accommodation, and whistleblower lawsuits, negotiating executive employment agreements, and representing employers in collective bargaining.
Scheidt joined the adjunct faculty at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in spring 2024 and teaches a course on the Legal Profession.
Scheidt has had many accomplishments throughout his career, including several multi-million-dollar settlements and judgements. Notably, he won a $9 million judgment for a lender in a commercial litigation dispute and a $4.1 million settlement payment for a manufacturing company in a joint venture and trade secret lawsuit.
Throughout 2024, the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law will celebrate members of its vast alumni network in honor of the school’s 100-year anniversary. This post is part of a series highlighting 100 exceptional McGeorge School of Law alumni.
Stay tuned for more blog posts as we celebrate the law school’s centennial anniversary.