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I am passionate about Justice, and consider it a great privilege to be a lawyer. I worked full time in the Legal Department at Sacramento Savings Bank while I went to law school full time.  I am driven to evaluate each case on its own merits, provide clear and honest case evaluations to clients and to aggressively pursue their rights in negoations, or trial if ncessary.

I am one of three founding partners of RAM Law PLLC, and practice in the areas of family law and child protection defense. I received my law degree, cum laude, from Mitchell Hamline School of Law, where I contributed to the Mitchell Hamline Law Review journal, co-taught a contracts class, and was honored with the CALI Excellence for the Future Award. As a student attorney, I have prosecuted numerous cases, which has given me an inside perspective on the criminal justice system, which I now apply to my criminal defense practice.. During my time at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where I received a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, I interned for the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office. My experience there sparked my interest in the law, and ignited my passion for helping others navigate the often-complex criminal and civil legal systems.. You can contact me by email at or by phone at. Contact me now to schedule your free consultation.

I am committed to providing mindful and effective legal counsel for all types of real estate matters, including title insurance coverage counsel, commercial and residential real estate transactions and disputes, and estate planning.. I pride myself in co-creating solutions that are outside the box and of maximum benefit to my clients and all parties involved. I take great pride in developing close relationships with my clients based on trust and respect.. I am a mom of two little. Life is busy and full and beautiful. Feel free to reach out to me with any ideas or questions. I believe all need each other and can support and encourage each other in unique ways.

I am committed to providing affordable legal counsel with an emphasis on personal service, and outstanding results.  I practice a wide range of business and civil litigation including, but not limited to business formations, contracts, civil litigation, product liability, aviation law, premises liability, employment law, and administrative law.. Prior to beginning my practice I worked as an associate with the law firm of Wesierski & Zurek, LLP on a wide array of insurance defense cases including car accidents, dental malpractice, homeowners association disputes, and real estate disputes.  I previously worked for the San Diego law firm of Michell and Gilleon on cases involving personal injury, defamation, employment disputes, contract disputes, and medical malpractice claims.  While in law school, I represented persons charged with misdemeanor and domestic violence crimes with the Public Defender's Office, and advised persons with landlord/tenant issues in the Sacramento County Unlawful Detainer Clinic.I have over ten years of experience in the aviation field.  Prior to attending law school I flight instructed for San Diego Flight Training International.  I then became a Captain for AirNet Express, flying express mail and hazardous materials across the county.  My last assignment was as a First Officer for American Eagle Airlines flying international routes throughout the Caribbean islands, and within the Southwest United States.

I am an attorney practicing in the areas of estate planning and small business with a special focus on food and agriculture businesses and elder law. I enjoy helping people with difficult transitions, whether that be life transitions following a difficult diagnosis or the generational transfer of a small farm or family business. I am particularly passionate about ensuring that small businesses and farms survive and thrive during and after the transfer of the business from one generation to the next. I also offer my services on a contract basis to other attorneys whose clients need specialized expertise in elder law and food and agriculture law.

I am an attorney in the Twin Cities with diverse experience in the law. As a general practitioner, I can assist you with numerous issues or refer you to other qualified lawyers if I am unfamiliar with a particular area of the law.. I graduated from Hamline University summa cum laude in 2008 and from the University of Iowa College of Law with distinction in 2011. Whilte studying at Iowa, I served as an editor for the Journal of Corporation Law, a student judge for Appellate Advocacy, and a County Attorney Payment Plan Volunteer for the Johnson County Attorney's Office in Iowa City.. Moreover, I have experience working with a federal judge, at a law firm in Minneapolis, and at multiple non-profits in St. Paul. The decision to diversify my profile has enabled me to understand numerous facets of the law and develop proficient skill sets that will ultimately help resolve your legal problem.. I encourage you to call me at or email me at with questions or to set up a meeting to discuss a problem you are having. I will never charge you for these initial communications and consultations, so you have nothing to lose by getting in touch with me. I take pride in providing top-notch, effective legal services for clients, and I am dedicated to zealously representing people in their times of need.

I am a Minnesota Personal Injury attorney. I represent individuals that have been injured in Minnesota Car Accidents and Wisconsin Car Accidents.  Contact my office today to schedule your free consultation.

I am a family law attorney practicing in the greater Sacramento area including Sacramento, Placer and Yolo Counties. I am a tenacious advocate and a compassionate legal advisor and I have had experience at small boutique firms as well as large national offices.. I have extensive experience in criminal and civil law and I utilize the skills I have gained to provide excellent service to my clients.. Justice is not blind if you fight for your rights and I will be there with you every step of the way.

I am a co-founder of Cota Cole LLP, a growing California law firm specializing in many practice areas.  My personal practice areas include muncipal law and litigation.  I am a city attorney for two cities and represent several cities and counties in a wide range of litigation matters.  I also practice environmental law, with a focus on the surface mining and agricultural industries.  Other practice areas include real property and general business litigation.

Hi! I'm Elliot W. Gale, I am a founding partner at Gale, Angelo, Johnson & Patrick PC. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Florida in 2004, and love all things "Gators" related. Later, I earned my Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University in 2008 which started my career in law. Prior to opening our firm, Gale, Angelo, Johnson & Pruett PC. I was a Senior Associate at a consumer bankruptcy law firm for 9+ years and oversaw more than one thousand Chapter 7, chapter 13 filings and argued before both the 9th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the 9th Circuit Court of appeals.. In my spare time, I love to go to car shows and spend time with my wife and children.

Hi! I am Natalya, and I began my career after receiving my Juris Doctor from McGeorge School of Law at the University of the Pacific with concentrations in trial advocacy and criminal litigation. Since joining Gale, Angelo, Johnson & Patrick P.C. I have practiced exclusively in family law including divorce, domestic violence restraining orders, child custody, child support, spousal support, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. My focus is on bringing compassionate and results to each client I represent.. Fun Fact: I am fluent in Russian

Harman Randhawa is an attorney with a real estate background who resides in Roseville, California with his family. He graduated from UC Irvine with a degree in Economics and went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from Western State University College of Law in Irvine, California. During law school, he was also the recipient of Honor Roll and a Witkin Award for Academic Excellence in the area of Negotiations.. As an attorney, Harman has litigated hundreds of cases in state courts representing large insurance companies and large private employers. Because of his background, he is able to analyze and interpret lengthy contracts and provide his clients with an adept simplified explanation of its terms. His goal is to ensure his clients are always protected and are in the most advantageous position at every step of the way.. As someone who enjoys analyzing numbers, Harman feels passionate about real estate and has personal experience investing in commercial and residential real estate. He has a deep interest in the economy and stays up to date on factors influencing the market and housing prices. Harman is also multilingual and speaks: English, Punjabi, and Hindi fluently.. “I believe my legal background, negotiation skills, and passion for real estate is an asset to my clients to ensure they are able to make informed decisions on potentially one of the biggest financial decisions of their lives.”. Harman also works for a California based residential and commercial mortgage and real estate company — Attorneys Funding Group, Inc.

Former prosecutor now a five-star defense attorney helping people avoid and defeat criminal charges.  There is enormous value in understanding your opponent in any negotiation, and Ryan Couzens knows this only too well. He spent sixteen years on the other side of the courtroom, prosecuting cases for the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office. As an Assistant Chief Deputy District Attorney, Ryan supervised Yolo’s felony trial teams, Case Charging Unit, and Major Crimes Unit before deciding to move into criminal defense. His insight into prosecution strategies is invaluable to his clients, but even more important is Ryan’s motivation for changing sides.. Ryan practices criminal defense because he wants to help people, individual people, facing real, specific obstacles in their lives. As Ryan says, “When you’re a prosecutor, you’re representing the interests of the community at large – the People of the State of California. When you’re defending, you’re representing that person sitting right next to you in court, and only that person. I want to advocate for that person who is in trouble and help them move past it.” This passion earned the respect of professional colleagues.  According to David Cohen, founding Partner of the Cohen Defense Group, “Ryan had a reputation in Yolo as a compassionate but tough-as-nails DA who gave his all to every case, working hard, using bold tactics, and checking every detail. He was a fierce and respected prosecutor. Yet his transformation to criminal defense has been rapid and seamless. I knew he would be great with legal analysis, courtroom presence, and trial and negotiation tactics. What I couldn’t see coming was his remarkable ability to work with his clients. Ryan is patient, makes himself available, listens to his clients, explains things clearly, and truly cares about their fate.”. Ryan has the law in his veins. He is a third-generation attorney whose father, Hon. J. Richard Couzens, served as a judge on the Placer County bench. Ryan was raised understanding the gravity of the law and the impact that it has on people’s lives. He sees law as a profession of service to the community and acts to better the justice system wherever he can. For instance, Ryan cares deeply about mental health issues, which stems in part from raising two severely disabled children, for whom he is a constant advocate. This led to him contributing to the definitive guide for the State’s new Mental Health Diversion program (Penal Code ). As a prosecutor, Ryan created a “Harm Reduction” policy diverting those caught with drugs into treatment instead of prosecution. In an effort to make the criminal justice system more transparent and unbiased, Ryan authored Penal Code section 13370, the Justice Data Accountability and Transparency Act (JDATA), and Penal Code Section 741, requiring prosecuting agencies to implement race-blind charging in criminal cases. The adoption of Ryan’s proposed legislation into law is a testament to both his legal expertise and his concern for the welfare of the individual.. One of Ryan’s greatest strengths as a defense attorney is the experience he gained from his years in the DA’s office, where he did 46 jury trials, including multiple homicides, drug conspiracies, domestic violence, DUIs, robberies and other crimes.  He was one of only two attorneys to be twice voted Attorney of the Year by his colleagues.  “I was a prosecutor for 16 years, so I have perspective on what motivates DA’s, what drives their decisions. I know what it takes for them to prove a case.” That means Ryan also sees the shortcomings in the DA’s case and that’s where his passion for the law comes in. Ryan sees litigation as a battle and puts in the work to prepare accordingly. He spends hours researching case law, writing briefs, and preparing arguments. Ryan’s experience coupled with his enthusiasm for the work make him a powerful advocate and an exceptional defense attorney.. Ryan attended McGeorge School of Law where he was at the top of his class in Criminal Law and received the American Jurisprudence Award. He received his Juris Doctor degree from the prestigious Boalt Hall at U.C. Berkeley, where he extern-clerked for the California Supreme Court and went on to a federal clerkship in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. Before he found his calling in criminal law, Ryan practiced civil litigation for four years, including for the prestigious global law firm of Latham & Watkins LLP, where he worked on cases for clients such as the City of San Diego, Chevron and the National Football League.. Prior to practicing law, Ryan served in the United States Navy for five years where, in his free time, he did civic activities such as “Project White Hat,” helping terminally ill children and their families in Chicago, Illinois.. Born and raised in Placer County, Ryan was admitted to the California Bar in 2001. Education: University of Maryland, Asian Division; (B.S., Information Systems Management, 1996); McGeorge School of Law (First Year of Study, 1998); Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley (J.D., 2001). Member: Placer County Bar Association.  When he isn’t working, Ryan spends time with his family and engages in activities that support his children, including participation in special needs sports.

Family law attorney Maida V. Farrar strives to providehonest and compassionate legal counsel for families throughout the greater Sacramento area.. When you have family law concerns, you need solutions thatare tailored to fit your family.. At the Law Office of Maida V. Farrar, we take time to learnabout our clients, their families, their hopes and their fears. We then work todevelop creative solutions for their unique needs.

Experienced personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance lawyer handling auto, motorcycle, truck, and other vehicle cases, premises liability cases, government liability cases, product liability cases, dog bite and dog attack cases, life insurance claims, third-party worker's compensation cases, and all serious injury and death claims.

Evan Samuelson is a divorce and family law attorney with more than 20 years of experience. Born and raised in the New York area, Evan has since established a career as one of the leading family law attorneys in Placer County. He practices exclusively in the field of family law, a focus which helps him to achieve the best possible results for his clients.

Estate planning, trust administration, and probate is all I do. By focusing just on a few areas of law, I believe that I am able to provide excellent service to my clients by keeping my skills sharp and avoiding the distraction of practicing in multiple areas.

Dianna Wilke  is a Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law, certified by the  State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization.  As such, she has strong academic and professional qualifications, but an even stronger conviction for planning with the client's values as the centerpiece.  "I believe I give clients a voice when they are no longer here" she says, "it is my passion." Dianna holds a Bachelor's Degree in history, with a minor in political science from Arizona State University, where she was also active in the Alpha Gamma Delta International Women's Fraternity. She earned her Juris Doctor from Southwestern University School of Law, where she was named to the Dean's List and awarded the American Jurisprudence Award in Wills and Trusts. While attending law school, Dianna also founded and served as President of Southwestern University School of Law's chapter of the Native American Law Student Association (NALSA). She holds a Master of Laws in Estate Planning from the prestigious program at the University of Miami School of Law, where she was a Heckerling Scholarship Recipient.  While attending the University of Miami, Dianna published an article entitled "Crummey Right to Withdraw, Is it Safe for Contingent Remaindermen?" in the 1999 University of Miami Tax Law Chronicle, which analyzed a popular technique in family gifting.. Dianna also holds a Masters of Law in Taxation from the University of Alabama where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. Dianna's experience includes private practice at some of the state's most respected firms and management of a trust and investment business line for a major financial institution. This depth of experience allows her to analyze a client's plan from both a theoretical and practical application.  Dianna is a frequent lecturer on various estate planning subjects for legal and charitable associations, including the California State Bar and the Ventura County Community Foundation. She served as Chair of the California State Bar Exempt Organization Committee.  She is also a member of the Trusts and Estates Section of the California State Bar.

David M. Daniels is a partner in Freeman Mathis & Gary's Sacramento office. Mr. Daniels has over 23 years of trial and transactional experience in cases involving: professional and medical malpractice, complex insurance coverage, class action litigation, construction, labor and employment law, catastrophic injuries, commercial litigation, and hospitality law. He has successfully litigated numerous cases in California's state and federal courts, in addition to handling a multitude of arbitrations and mediations.. Mr. Daniels has substantial experience in employment practices, risk management, insurance defense, and business law. He has led and counseled executives, corporations, and non-profit organizations on liability and exposure issues throughout his career. Mr. Daniels approaches his client's legal issues with reasonable, creative, and cost-effective solutions.

Currently an Associate Attorney with sherlock // anderson, p.c., handling tasks like legal research, document drafting/review, and client correspondence. Specific areas of focus pertain to domestic violence, termination of parental rights, guardianships, adoption matters, and dissolutions in the greater California are. Passionate about leveraging legal skills to help underserved groups access justice and advocate for their rights/needs.. Mission-driven and dedicated to serving Sacramento and Placer County communities. Excellent research, writing, and problem-solving skills honed over 5+ years working closely with women, children, and the unhoused population.. Known for outstanding work ethic, time management abilities, compassion for clients, and dedication to community service.

Craig A. Harris is a Partner at the Law Offices of Daniel A. Hunt. His practice focuses on estate planning, trust administration, pre-nuptial agreements, probate, and conservatorships. Growing up in the Roseville area, Craig admired the integrity with which his attorney father practiced law, a quality he strives to emulate in his own legal practice today.. After earning a Bachelor’s Degree in History from Brigham Young University, Craig entered law school at the University of the Pacific – McGeorge School of Law. During law school, Craig was a member of the Traynor Society and Moot Court Honors Board. He graduated with Distinction from McGeorge School of Law with a concentration in Business Law.. After his first year of law school, Craig began working as a law clerk for a local estate planning attorney and quickly knew that he had found his practice area of choice. He enjoys helping clients find peace of mind by creating custom estate plans to meet their individual needs.. Craig is a member of the California State Bar, Sacramento County Bar Association, Placer County Bar Association, California Lawyer’s Association, BYU Management Society, and J. Reuben Clark Law Society. He serves as Vice President of Marketing for the South Placer Estate Planning Council.. Outside of work, Craig enjoys spending time with his wife and four children. He’s passionate about college football and loves playing pickleball and board games with his wife and friends.

Brittany Torbert proudly represents tenants across all counties in California, providing accessible, affordable legal services with flexible payment options tailored to meet clients’ needs.

BigLaw Experience
Until starting a successful solo practice in January 2013, Alex spent nearly his entire 12-year career with large, international firms in Los Angeles and Sacramento, including the largest law firm in the world, DLA Piper.. Complex Litigation Expertise
Alex excels in handling cases with complicated and novel legal and factual issues in every area of the law, on both sides of a case. He’s skilled at quickly becoming immersed in the applicable law of a given case as well as at learning his clients’ particular business and industry. He’s successfully represented some of the largest companies in California and the United States in multi-million dollar lawsuits. For more information on the types of cases Alex handles, click here.. Leading Sacramento Litigator
For three years running, Alex’s peers have voted him as a Northern California Super Lawyers “Rising Star” (awarded to just 2.5% of attorneys in the area) and the Sacramento Business Journal has included him as one of a select few Sacramento-area lawyers in its inaugural “Best of the Bar” list two years in a row.. Strong Academic Credentials
Alex graduated with honors from UC Berkeley (where he also played alto saxophone in the University of California Marching Band). After leaving Cal, he graduated Order of the Coif (in the top 10 percent of his graduating class) from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, where he was an editor on one of Loyola’s three law reviews and competed for two years on a top-ten nationally ranked mock trial team.. Accomplished Advocate
Alex has been praised in the legal community for his legal writing, including his unparalleled attention to detail. He has scored many victories for his clients “on the papers.” He’s also a skilled oral advocate: he’s quick on his feet, knows his way around a courtroom, and doesn’t lose his temper.. Innovative Marketing and Branding
His prior firm, Alex Medina Law, took attorney marketing and branding to a different level. Alex blended his own unique style with cutting-edge technology to provide relevant—and often humorous—content in a space usually lacking both. Click these links to check out examples of Alex Medina Law’s blog, videos, graphics, and podcasts. Stay tuned to see how Medina McKelvey builds on Alex’s innovative approach to legal marketing.. Committed to His Profession
Alex holds and has held numerous leadership positions, including as the past president of the Federal Bar Association and as a current attorney representative of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, where he interacts closely with federal judges and practitioners to serve the bench and bar. He’s dedicated numerous hours to serving clients on a pro bono basis, recently celebrating a victory where fines levied against two local farmers by a county department of agriculture were dropped. Alex is also a member of the following professional organizations:. Committed to Integrity and to His Community
Alex holds to the highest possible ethical and moral standards in his practice and in his personal life. These convictions lead him to be active in his community and to support numerous local and international charitable organizations. One recent example of this is Medina McKelvey’s support of local food banks, including the firm’s pledge to match donations up to $10,000 annually. More information can be found here.. Committed to His Family
Alex has been happily married to his wife of more than 10 years. He’s also the proud dad of four ball-throwing, dad-wrestling, Lego-building, book-loving, couch-jumping, vegetable-avoiding young boys.

BigLaw Experience
Brandon was a partner in the Labor & Employment Department of Seyfarth Shaw LLP (a top-tier international employment law firm with over 700 attorneys) where he co-led the California Class Action Group, was a contributing author for wage and hour and employment law treatises, and regularly gave presentations and blogged on California employment law.. Accomplished Litigator
Prior to working at Seyfarth Shaw, Brandon was a full-service litigator representing individuals and businesses in a variety of contexts, including class actions and complex business and employment disputes. He has worked on some of the biggest class action cases in California and was a member of the trial team on one of the largest and longest class action trials on record.. Employment Defense
Brandon has successfully represented some of the largest companies in California and the United States in multimillion-dollar employment lawsuits. For more information on the types of cases Brandon handles, click here.. Advice and Counseling
Brandon has counseled Fortune 500 companies, large privately held companies, and small businesses on California employment law compliance, with a focus on California’s wage and hour laws.. Skilled Class Action Litigator
Brandon has litigated class actions his entire 14-year career and has experience on both sides of the bar, helping him see a case from all angles, assess exposure at the outset of a case, and deliver a range of practical solutions to clients. He has helped clients defeat class certification on many occasions. Click here to view a short video on employment class action solutions for businesses.. Wage and Hour Defense
He has defended wage and hour class, collective, multi-party, and representative actions in every federal court in California, in every major county in the Central Valley and Bay Area, and on appeal at both the federal and state levels. He also leads the Cal Wage Hour Law initiative at Medina McKelvey, which provides businesses with a variety of options for evaluating and defending wage and hour lawsuits.. Business Focus
Brandon has handled employment lawsuits, including class and collective litigation, in a wide number of industries. He has a passion for learning the way businesses work and tailoring a legal solution that is right for the client’s business and industry.. Industry Emphasis
While at Seyfarth, Brandon created the Central Valley Food & Wine Law Group to address a wave of wage hour lawsuits against Central Valley employers. He now leads the Food Wine Law initiative at Medina McKelvey, which seeks to bring food, wine, and law together for clients in a variety of industries, including the food and wine industry.. Innovation
While at Seyfarth, Brandon started a first-of-its-kind California employment law blog aimed at finding creative ways to deliver practical solutions on issues that employers regularly face, in an easy-to-read format. Brandon is in the process of creating a new way for clients to get legal updates outside the crowded blogosphere. Stay tuned for more information.. Client Service
Brandon has developed new ways of communicating with clients that make it easier for them to quickly read emails and stay up to date on large cases and projects, including “At-A-Glance Case Updates.” He uses a unique writing style and format to keep communications focused and easy to read, while providing decision points and a clear roadmap for clients.. Strong Credentials
Brandon graduated from UC Davis School of Law (Executive Editor of the Law Review) where he authored a published law review article that has since been cited by numerous legal journals and courts. He grew up in Southeastern Michigan and graduated from Wayne State University (magna cum laude) in Detroit. The Sacramento Business Journal has included him as one of a select few Sacramento-area lawyers in its inaugural “Best of the Bar” list.. Community and Professional Commitments
Brandon holds to the highest ethical and moral standards in his practice and in his personal life. He is a member of the California State Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Federal Bar Association. He is active in his community and supports numerous local and international charitable organizations. He has donated significant time and money to pro bono and charitable work with CARE, the Placer County Food Bank, and other local charities. He has been pro bono counsel for Placer County Food Bank for the last four years.. Family Commitment
Brandon has been happily married to his wife for more than 14 years. He’s also the proud dad of a young daughter and a black Labrador Retriever.

Attorney Randall Heiler is a native of the Sacramento area and has been a member of the California State Bar Association since 1991.  Mr. Heiler graduated from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 1991, and received a degree from the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University in 1988.. After working for several legal firms in Sacramento, Mr. Heiler opened his own practice in Roseville in 1997. Although he has worked in a number of legal fields from 1991 to 1997, Mr. Heiler’s practice is focused on estate planning and probate matters.. Being self-employed has given Mr. Heiler the flexibility to be a leader in the Boy Scouts of America and also to help coach youth baseball locally.