About
Elizabeth Kim joined Lanzone Morgan as a regulation clerk in August 2022 and have become an attorney for the firm in November of the equal yr. Raised with 3 more youthful brothers in a near-knit own family, Elizabeth learned the significance of being a voice for the voiceless from an early age. After her younger brother became identified with cancer, she became painfully aware of the corporate greed that pervades our healthcare device. This enjoy ignited her ardour for advocating for the ones in want, specially susceptible populations like the elderly.
At Lanzone Morgan, Elizabeth has located an excellent platform to fight this company greed and champion the rights of elder abuse sufferers. Fueled by means of the perception that every individual deserves to be dealt with with dignity, Elizabeth maintains to combat for the rights of her elderly clients, who've frequently been overlooked and abused by using those liable for looking after them.
After graduating from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2018 with a B.A. in political technological know-how, she attended Chapman University, Dale E. Fowler School of Law on a advantage scholarship. While in law faculty, Elizabeth earned the 2022 Frank Simpson III Scholarship for Excellence in Advocacy, thanks to her success on the Mock Trial, Moot Court, and Alternative Dispute Resolution teams. She additionally served because the Competitions Chair for both the Moot Court Board and the Mock Trial Team and earned CALI Awards for accomplishing the best grades in Evidence, Trial Practice, and Contract Drafting.
In addition to her paintings at Lanzone Morgan, Elizabeth actively volunteers with Chapman’s regulation faculty competition groups and coaches aspiring lawyers. Elizabeth become prompted to volunteer after the surprising passing of her mentor and favorite professor. She hopes to hold her professor’s legacy of passionate advocacy and integrity. Recognized for her willpower and accomplishments, Elizabeth has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star for 2025 and featured in the Top 100 Verdicts of 2023.
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