Clark Hill PLC issued the following announcement on July 26.
David Brandon has once again been appointed as an Adjunct Professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, to teach a course entitled “Introduction to Appellate Advocacy.” Brandon has been teaching this course on an annual basis since 1987. He instructs students on the procedural and substantive law of appeals, excellence in brief writing, and oral advocacy. Brandon has also taught courses on Law Practice Management and Professional Liability, and is a frequent guest lecturer on attorney ethics. His participation in the education of law students is consistent with his belief that experienced attorneys need to contribute to the education and professional advancement of future and newly-admitted attorneys, for the enhancement of the profession and their service to the public.
With over 30 years of experience, Brandon represents private and public entities in state and federal courts at the trial and appellate levels. His clients have been involved in diverse sectors of the economy, including transportation, lending, loan servicing, water supply, construction and design, insurance, housing, retail and legal services. He has represented clients in both the prosecution and defense of a wide variety of claims, including class actions, landlord liability, commercial property management, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, breach of commercial contracts, securities fraud, professional liability, and intellectual property disputes.
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