Education:
University of San Diego, J.D.
University of San Diego, Paralegal Degree
University of Hawaii, B.A.
Admitted 2003 – State Bar of California; 2008 – State Bar of Hawaii

Areas of Practice:
Construction Defect, Contracts, Mechanics Lien Law, General Liability, Business Litigation, Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice

Personal Biography:
Aaron was born in Southern California and has been a native to San Diego since he was five-years old.  After he obtained his Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Hawaii, and prior to attending law school, Aaron received a Paralegal Degree, with Honors, from the University of San Diego.  Thereafter he worked for six years in a civil litigation firm specializing in medical malpractice, where he gained extensive experience in case development, trial preparation and presentation of scientific evidence.

Aaron received his Juris Doctorate from the University of San Diego School of Law and was admitted to the California Bar in 2003.  Prior to becoming part of FMG, he worked for five years at a San Diego law firm specializing in personal injury, mechanics lien law, contract disputes, construction law and construction defect litigation.  He has co-chaired and chaired arbitrations, and has participated in all aspects of civil litigation for both the Plaintiff and Defense side including depositions, expert witness preparation, presentation of evidence, and trial preparation.  Aaron also has been successful in a busy law & motion practice, including obtaining a Writ of Mandate at the California Court of Appeals.

On A Personal Note:
Aaron has always enjoyed the outdoors and especially the ocean and all water sports, inspiring his travels to Hawaii, Mexico, Puerto Rico and other sandy beach locales.  He also enjoys snowboarding, and has boarded throughout California, Nevada, Colorado and Alaska.  It is safe to say that if he is not hard at work in the office, he can be found pursuing his other interests at the beach, in the pool, or on the mountain or golf course.