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
Administrative law judges (ALJs) play a crucial role within the state and federal governments, presiding over administrative disputes independently and impartially.
ALJs are appointed as executive adjudicators for administrative disputes. They operate independently of the agencies involved and are appointed by executive agency heads. ALJs preside over hearings concerning administrative law matters, placing them within
Jesse Rivera, ’78, has a career that exemplifies dedication, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to justice. After earning his JD from McGeorge School of Law, Rivera began his legal journey at the Sacramento County Public Defender’s Office, where he
For over a century, the Office of Legislative Counsel (OLC) has served the California state government, offering nonpartisan legal support to the Legislature, the Governor, and other state officials. This support includes a range of services designed to facilitate and streamline the legislative process.
Starting in the 1970s, the OLC began integrating computer technology at
Katharine Baragona, ‘90, has built an impressive career as a finance executive and lawyer. She has over 35 years of global experience. She currently serves as a Senior Infrastructure Finance Specialist at the World Bank Group in Washington, D.C. In this role, Baragona leads projects in Nigeria
The career of R. Marilyn Lee, ‘79, is a testament to her groundbreaking achievements and dedicated service across various fields. A graduate of UC Santa Barbara in 1969 with a B.A. in Political Science, Lee continued her education at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law, earning her J
Jessie Morris, Jr., a McGeorge School of Law graduate of the Class of 1978, has served as a public defender for over 40 years, with a focus in criminal defense. Since 2008, Morris has served as an
McGeorge School of Law has more than 400 alumni serving as judges and justices across the United States, some of whom are appellate judges. Appellate judges review decisions made by lower courts to ensure the correct application of the law and proper legal procedures. They evaluate records from prior proceedings, hear arguments from attorneys, and