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Randall Aiman-Smith is a dedicated lawyer with 35 years of revel in representing employees, purchasers, and investors in kingdom and federal courts. His commitment to his customers has brought about successful consequences in excessive-profile instances.

I remember myself lucky in my criminal profession. Despite now not finishing high faculty or university, I labored tough to benefit admission to one of the top regulation faculties inside the united states, U.C. Berkeley’s School of Law. During my time there, I served as an editor for the California Law Review and was a member of the Moot Court Board, in which I furnished steerage on short writing and appellate advocacy to fellow college students. After graduating, I even taught felony writing and appellate advocacy on the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. Additionally, I have been a presenter at numerous persevering with criminal training occasions.

With 35 years of revel in as an legal professional, I actually have targeted my exercise on representing employees, consumers, and traders in both nation and federal trial courts and courts of enchantment. I thrive on advocating for my clients in court docket and feature efficaciously attempted numerous jury cases in both kingdom and federal courts.

For instance, in 2010, I served as the lead legal professional in Williams v. Union Pacific Railroad, in which our company secured a jury verdict of $de=',670,000 for an African-American girl worker after four years of preparation. In Rivero v. Surdyka, I acted as lead trial and appellate counsel in a civil rights case that spanned 15 years, which includes a full trial and 3 appeals to the Ninth Circuit, resulting in a judgment for the plaintiffs of over Randall Aiman-Smith is a dedicated attorney with 35 years of experience representing employees, consumers, and investors in state and federal courts. His commitment to his clients has led to successful outcomes in high-profile cases.

I consider myself fortunate in my legal career. Despite not completing high school or college, I worked hard to gain admission to one of the top law schools in the country, U.C. Berkeley’s School of Law. During my time there, I served as an editor for the California Law Review and was a member of the Moot Court Board, where I provided guidance on brief writing and appellate advocacy to fellow students. After graduating, I even taught legal writing and appellate advocacy at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. Additionally, I have been a presenter at various continuing legal education events.

With 35 years of experience as an attorney, I have focused my practice on representing employees, consumers, and investors in both state and federal trial courts and courts of appeal. I thrive on advocating for my clients in court and have successfully tried numerous jury cases in both state and federal courts.

For example, in 2010, I served as the lead attorney in Williams v. Union Pacific Railroad, where our firm secured a jury verdict of $1,670,000 for an African-American female employee after four years of preparation. In Rivero v. Surdyka, I acted as lead trial and appellate counsel in a civil rights case that spanned 15 years, including a full trial and three appeals to the Ninth Circuit, resulting in a judgment for the plaintiffs of over $2,300,000. These cases exemplify our firm's motto: commitment leads to results. It often takes a long-term commitment to achieve the outcome that our clients rightfully deserve.

,three hundred,000. These cases exemplify our organization's motto: dedication leads to consequences. It frequently takes an extended-time period dedication to gain the final results that our clients rightfully deserve.

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