About
Mr. Harmeling graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with a bachelor of arts degree in English in 1993. While at UCLA, Mr. Harmeling was a sports author and later a sports editor with the Daily Bruin. After operating in income for two years in Los Angeles, Mr. Harmeling began regulation college on the University of San Diego School of Law, receiving his juris physician diploma in 1998.
Following regulation school, Mr. Harmeling worked as a researcher/creator/editor before determining to take a seat for the February 2000 California Bar Exam. While awaiting his bar examination outcomes, he changed into hired by way of the San Diego County District Lawyer s Office (SDCDA) as a agreement attorney. Mr. Harmeling became admitted to exercise in the State of California in June 2000, and worked for the SDCDA until October 2001. With the SDCDA, Mr. Harmeling s primary role changed into to mediate support disputes, and to advise in court on behalf of San Diego County.
Mr. Harmeling entered personal exercise in October 2001 with Clements & Knock, LLP, a small civil litigation protection firm focusing on production defect, non-public harm (car), and premises liability instances. Given the possibility to manage a heavy caseload, Mr. Harmeling quick won good sized revel in taking and protecting depositions, propounding and responding to written discovery, and preparing heavy motions, inclusive of precis judgment/adjudication and discovery motions. In addition, Mr. Harmeling advocated for clients in both mediation and arbitration settings, acquiring many favorable settlements and numerous a success arbitration awards.
In early 2003, Mr. Harmeling joined Levinson Bright Roberts, LLP, a boutique plaintiffs company that targeted its efforts inside the regions of business litigation and poisonous torts. Mr. Harmeling assisted the company s partners, Daniel S. Levinson and Robert E. ("Bob") Bright, in attempting three cases over the ensuing 10 months, including a 10-week toxic tort (carbon monoxide poisoning) jury trial, a two-week toxic tort bench trial (mildew/water intrusion because of a owners affiliation s negligence), and a -day public works construction bench trial.
In late 2003, following a positive verdict in the aforementioned mildew/water intrusion trial, Mr. Harmeling became requested to sign up for Shifflet Kane & Konoske, LLP, the organization that had defended the homeowners affiliation in the action. With the Shifflet firm, Mr. Harmeling worked carefully with the organization s senior partners, Gregory C. Kane and Gregory P. Konoske, on a extensive kind of complex litigation matters, inclusive of intellectual belongings (patent/copyright/trademark infringement), business, insurance awful faith, personal damage, civil rights, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), house owners affiliation (HOA), and landlord-tenant.
Mr. Harmeling shaped the Law Offices of Henry Harmeling IV, APC in January 2006. Mr. Harmeling is presently involved in a big selection of litigation subjects, which includes numerous employment-associated court cases (including one racial discrimination case, a wrongful termination case, and a disparate treatment/wrongful denial of advertising case), a actual estate boundary dispute, a actual property fraud / breach of fiduciary responsibility case, multiple commercial enterprise litigation / breach of agreement instances, as well as a number of non-public injury matters. Additionally, Mr. Harmeling finished a 40-hour mediation education seminar via the North County Lifeline in June 2006, and has due to the fact that mediated several topics in the region of divorce, landlord-tenant, personal injury and owners affiliation disputes.
In June 2007, Mr. Harmeling have become a member of the San Diego Superior Court s Mediation Panel. In August 2007, Mr. Harmeling changed into selected to be a mediator for the new legal professional-customer rate dispute mediation program thru the San Diego County Bar Association (SDCBA).
In June 2010, Mr. Harmeling moved his offices from downtown San Diego to Encinitas, California (in North San Diego County).
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- Business Arbitration, Consumer Arbitration, Family Arbitration
- Asbestos & Mesothelioma
- Car Accidents
- General Civil
- Insurance Bad Faith
- Lemon Law
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Graduation year: 1995
Graduation year: 1989
