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Government & Public Entity Group Leaders
To meet with a Burnham Brown attorney specializing in Government & Public Entity, please
call (510) 444-6800 and ask to speak with a member of the Government & Public Entity Practice Group.
Government & Public EntityGovernment and Public Entity Law Expertise in Representing Public Entities in a Wide Variety of Legal Matters Government and Public Entity Law is one of the fastest growing practice areas at Burnham Brown. We are particularly skilled in the defense of actions seeking redress under federal and state civil rights laws. This familiarity with the many unique procedural provisions of government tort laws provides us with a competitive advantage in litigation and alternative dispute resolution. We serve state agencies, city and county governments, law enforcement agencies, air and water quality districts, school districts, community colleges, public service districts, airport and transportation authorities, law enforcement officers, and public utilities. As laws governing public entities are complex and frequently modified, we remain active in nationally recognized associations, including the Defense Research Institute, the American Bar Association, and the Public Agency Risk Management Association. Areas of Expertise
Government Tort Claims
Administration Law
Civil Rights Claims
Labor and Employment
Litigation
Advice and Counsel In addition to trying cases to jury verdict, our attorneys have also counseled numerous local government agencies regarding pre-litigation investigation of governmental tort claims. To ensure that our clients receive the best possible representation, our attorneys frequently integrate the expertise of related practice groups, including environmental, employment, insurance, and transportation law. This representation encompasses a wide range of business and transactional matters, including:
Administration Law
Labor and Employment
To speak with a Burnham Brown attorney specializing in Government and Public Entity Law, please call 510-444-6800 and ask to speak with a member of the Government and Public Entity Law Practice Group. |