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Collin Moore believes that his job is to analyze each client’s individual situation, develop a strategy to solve the client’s needs and then fight for his client to obtain the best possible result. His goal in all cases is either dismissal or a win at trial.. Mr. Moore attended law school at the prestigious University of San Francisco School of Law (USF). While at USF, he prepared himself to become an excellent advocate for his clients. Collin not only excelled academically, but he also focused on developing the negotiation and advocacy skills he knew he would need to successfully represent his clients in the real world.

Eliel Chemerinski was born in Buenos-Aires, Argentina. He graduated from University of Florida in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Economics and Latin American Studies. He received his Juris Doctorate degree in 1988 from Tulane Law School. Mr. Chemerinski is admitted to practice before all the courts in the State of California including United States Central District Court as well as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Chemerinski has handles an extensive range of legal services across numerous industries. He has been providing exceptional personal client service and dedication for more than twenty years for individuals, small business and numerous corporate clients. His areas of practice include criminal defense, business litigation, personal injury, products liability, construction defect litigation, mortgage and lending litigation, and employment litigation. Eliel Chemerinski has earned the trust and respect of his clients and colleagues for his preparation, determination, and attention to detail.

Was legal scholar when in law school, when serving as law clerk for Chief Judge of Oregon Court of Appeals, and when earning advanced, master's degree in law with emphases on consitutional law and jurisprudence, the philosophy of law at Stanford Law School. Served as legal instructor or teaching fellow at three different law schools, including Stanford Law School, and in Philosophy Department at Stanford.  Have written and edited law review articles, served as Editor-in-Chief, Golden Gate University Law Review 1977-78.  Earned Best Brief award in 1977 Roger Traynor Honors Moot Court competition.. Have practiced law in many fields, including landlord-tenant, commercial, bankruptcy, personal injury, wills and trusts, property, but have concentrated on criminal defense work for most of career and almost exclusively now.  Because speak fluent Spanish, 1/3 of total clientele Latino.  Speak with Latin clients and their family members in Spanish.Was married, now single, ride motorcyle, love to travel, dance, watch movies from around the world.  Listen to all kinds of music, from classical to rhythm and blues, rock, jazz, pop.  Always trying to become a better cook.  Political commentator on numerous blogs, an unapologetic liberal because always want to look and feel what it's like to be the one made worse off by whatever policy is in question.  Background in philosophy, psychology, pre-med.  Love sports, was good athlete when younger, still hoping to hit 10 out of 10 shots from professional 3-point line even though I'm a senior citizen at this juncture. Try to shoot hoops every weekend. Good sense of humor, getting better each year at telling jokes. Am a leader in groups ranging from lawyers' associations to high school reunion committees.  Good listener, articulate speaker.  Love a challenge, championing the rights of underdogs.  Want to teach English to Spanish-speaking kids when retired.

Experienced criminal trial lawyer.  Responsive to and available for regular client contact.   As a former prosecutor, has built relationships with prosecutors, Judges, and law enforcement and can best advise on how to strategically handle your criminal case.  Can work behind the scenes to try and prevent a criminal case from being filed.  Extensive trial and courtroom experience, having handled every kind of criminal case from dui, marijuana, juvenile, domestic violence, gang up to capital murder.  Trial experience in both Riverside and Sonoma counties.  Reasonable and negotiable fees.  Call for free consultation.

Kathryn A. Jenkins was born in Winter Park, Florida. She moved to rural Georgia at age seven where she lived until she moved for college. She obtained her Bachelors degree from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, in May of 2012. She then moved to sunny San Diego, to attend Thomas Jefferson School of Law. She graduated from TJSL Cum Laude with her J.D. in 2016.  She passed the California State Bar in 2017. She is admitted to the California State Bar and as such is authorized to practice law in the State of California and Federally.

Sam graduated from Hamline University, School of Law with a Juris Doctor in Law along with earning certificates both in International Business Negotiation and Advocacy and Problem Solving.  During law school, Sam was a student certified attorney and earned the prestigious position of Student Director of the Employment Discrimination Mediation Clinic.. Sam earned his B.A. in German with an emphasis in Literature along with a double minor in Ballroom Dance and Business Management from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.  During his college years Sam developed a wide variety of interests including rock climbing, SCUBA diving, dog sledding and ballroom dancing where he was a member of the Ballroom Dance Company.  In addition to his full schedule of school and hobbies, Sam was a Showcase winner on the long-running show, “The Price is Right.”. Sam is a Minnesota native raised near Kent, MN on his family’s small grain and alfalfa farm. He has always been active in all types of activities from playing drums in the band to singing in the choir. After high school, Sam lived in Germany for two years doing missionary work and helping others.

My first goal on a criminal case or a DUI is to get it dismissed.  This can be difficult when often times it seems the entire government, police, prosecutors, and sometimes even the judge, are against you.  If I am not able to get the case dismissed I will strive to acheive the client's goals on the case.  Every case is different and with each one comes new challenges and different facts that can have a different effect.