Jennifer Keller selected to inaugural list of “The Top 20 Trial Lawyers in California”
Jennifer Keller has been named to the 2019 Benchmark Litigation “Top 20 Trial Lawyers in California,” a list of the top courtroom advocates in the nation’s largest state. Benchmark Litigation annually publishes many rankings, but this is the inaugural edition of the “Top 20 Trial Lawyers in California.” Benchmark also named Jennifer to its list of “The Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America.”
According to Benchmark Litigation: “This elite group has a pride of place as comprising those identified as leaders among what is considered an increasingly rare breed of litigator.” Benchmark Litigation is the “definitive guide to America’s leading litigation firms and attorneys. It is the only publication to focus exclusively on U.S. litigation.”
Jennifer Keller was recently inducted into the “Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame” by the California Lawyers Association, one of only 31 attorneys selected over the years. Other recent statewide and national recognitions have included the Los Angeles and San Francisco Daily Journals’ list of “The Top 100 Lawyers in California,” Top 10 Southern California Super Lawyers, and Lawdragon’s “The 500 Leading Lawyers in America.”
Jennifer Keller has tried over 150 cases to jury verdict, ranging from complex civil matters — including business and intellectual property cases — to high profile white collar allegations. She has received innumerable awards for excellence as a trial lawyer and excels at “bet the company” litigation. Ms. Keller is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, widely considered the most significant honor a trial attorney in North America can receive. She is a fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, an invitation-only organization limited to the top one-half of one percent of the nation’s attorneys. Ms. Keller is also active in the community. She is the former President of the Orange County Bar Association and serves as a Trustee of Chapman University. She counts as present and former clients a number of judges, public officials, law enforcement officers, CEOs, CFOs, lawyers, physicians, professional athletes, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.
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At the CLE Session, “Kicked For Cause: The Science of Getting Bad Jurors Out of the Jury Box,” Reuben Camper Cahn was a panelist, discussing how to get dangerous prospective jurors removed for cause and saving peremptory challenges to “fine tune” the jury box.
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Jesse Gessin certified by The State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization in Criminal Law
October 19, 2019
Jesse Gessin, partner, has been certified by The State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization in Criminal Law.
The State Bar certifies attorneys as specialists who have gone beyond the standard licensing requirements. The program was intended to provide a method for attorneys to earn the designation of certified specialist in particular areas of law, increasing public protection and encouraging attorney competence. In order to become a Certified Specialist, candidates must gain the requisite experience, complete education and secure references, and then pass an examination.
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Jennifer Keller presentation at “Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame” series at the California Lawyers Association annual meeting
October 17, 2019
Jennifer Keller made a presentation for the “Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame” series on the topic “Being Human in Trial: Establishing a Relationship with Your Jurors.”
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Nahal Kazemi publishes article – Leveraging Diversity – Lessons from War and Diplomacy
October 15, 2019
Nahal Kazemi, senior counsel, recently published an article in the Orange County Business Journal’s special issue on the “General Counsel Awards.”
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Jay Barron, Senior Counsel, publishes article in Orange County Lawyer
October 8, 2019
Excerpt from the article, “Foxing Your Way to Trial with Statutory Preference”: Given these circumstances, it’s hard to get your case to trial. An increasingly powerful tool is a statutory trial preference found in Code of Civil Procedure section 36 (Section 36), especially subdivision (a), which applies to litigants over seventy years of age.