Employment lawyers in STOCKTON

Mark S. Adams is a trial lawyer emphasizing complex civil trials in the areas of employment matters. He has tried fifty eight (58) civil jury trials to verdict in eight counties during his thirty plus...

Mark S. Adams is a trial lawyer emphasizing complex civil trials in the areas of employment matters. He has tried fifty eight (58) civil jury trials to verdict in eight counties during his thirty plus years as a lawyer including one where he obtained a judgment in excess of $500,000 for a client in Los Angeles County Superior Court following an eight day jury trial in a same sex harassment discrimination case against the law firm Proskauer Rose LLP, one of the U.S.’s 50 largest law firms.

Adam Corren, a native of Stockton, has dedicated his life to both his community and the practice of law. This case, which spanned a decade of litigation, showcased Adam's unwavering commitment to his...

Adam Corren, a native of Stockton, has dedicated his life to both his community and the practice of law. This case, which spanned a decade of litigation, showcased Adam's unwavering commitment to his clients. His persistence led to a successful appeal before the Third District Court of Appeals and culminated in a seven-figure monetary award following the successful conclusion of two jury trials.This milestone was a testament to his leadership, dedication, and the respect he commanded within the legal community.

Daniel F. Quinn, the founding partner of Quinn & Kronlund, LLP, has practiced law in the state of California for almost 50 years. Today he focuses his practice primarily on mediating and arbitrating c...

Daniel F. Quinn, the founding partner of Quinn & Kronlund, LLP, has practiced law in the state of California for almost 50 years. Today he focuses his practice primarily on mediating and arbitrating cases. Over the years, Mr. Quinn has represented plaintiffs and defendants from all walks of life in every aspect of civil litigation. Early in his career, Mr. Quinn’s natural talents for advocacy and negotiation led many of his colleagues to suggest he pursue a career that would keep him actively devoted to settling cases.