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
Ruthe Catolico Ashley, ‘88, is a leading advocate for diversity in the legal profession, currently serving as the Chair of the California Legal Pathways Collaborative (CLPC). Founded in 2010, CLPC supports high school law academies by introducing students to law and law-related careers through a comprehensive three-year curriculum. Ashley’s initiative engages 22 high school law
Karen Jacobsen (’83 and ’86) has spent over 30 years building a successful legal career handling complex cases like personal injury, premises liability, product liability, and construction defects. Jacobsen co-founded Jacobsen & McElroy in 1998. Previously, she was a partner at Thompson & Heller. Known
University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law alumna Nancy Sheehan, ‘83, had a 34-year career at Porter Scott. She was a civil rights and employment law litigator.
She earned an undergraduate degree from Long Island University in 1979 and a JD degree
Tre Lovell, ’92, is a highly respected litigator who has earned national recognition for his exceptional achievements in the legal field. He has been named as a Lawyer of the Year Finalist by the Los Angeles Business Journal in 2016
University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law is proud to have many alumni who have risen to prominent positions within the corporate world. These professionals engage in a diverse range of activities that include managing business operations, overseeing strategic initiatives, and shaping organizational identity.
McGeorge alumni have distinguished themselves by excelling in various high-ranking
Brian Schall, ’11, founded the Schall Law Firm, which focuses on putting clients first and achieving the maximum recovery possible. Since 2017, the firm has helped secure nearly half a billion dollars for investors who have been harmed by securities fraud and corporate malfeasance, including some of
Michael Bernstein, ’85, is a highly regarded executive with decades of experience in the healthcare sector. Most recently, he served as an Operating Partner at Arsenal Capital Partners, a private equity firm with a focus on industrial and healthcare investments.
Bernstein’s professional journey began as Regional Vice
Dana A. Fox, ’85, is a highly respected trial attorney and partner at Lewis Brisbois’ Los Angeles office, where he co-chairs the firm’s General Liability practice and the Civil
Domenico Marino, ’04, is a McGeorge School of Law alumnus, who practices in the aviation field in Martina Franca, Italy.
1. Domenico, the aviation industry is a very specialized field. How did you become interested in that area of law?
It was actually while I was studying