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| TRIAL PRACTICE AREAS: | ||
| • | Employment Law | |
| • | Business Law and Litigation | |
| • | Class Action Litigation | |
As a college student at Stanford University, Ms. Arnold's academic
achievements proved her to be a woman of uncommon ability, motivation and
dedication. Along with her studies as a political science major and psychology
minor, she excelled as a starter for Stanford's Division I varsity women's
soccer team and made the athletic honor roll several times during her tenure
as an undergraduate.
Ms. Arnold's academic achievements continued while she was a law student at
California Western School of Law, where she graduated magna cum laude in
the top 6 percent of her class. In addition, she was consistently named to the
dean's honor list and received academic achievement awards in a number of
her classes. She also volunteered as a member of the school's Employment
and Labor Law Society.
• California Western School of Law, San Diego, CA (Juris Doctor, magna cum laude - 2005)
• Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA (Bachelor of Arts - 2000)
Bar Admissions:
• State Bar of California
• United States District Court for the Central District of California (pending)
Professional Memberships:
• Orange County Bar Association
• American Bar Association
Representative Cases:
• As part of the legal team in a highly complex commercial litigation case involving trade secret
infringement and corporate raiding issues, she was instrumental in providing electronic and
physical discovery evidence as well as TRO and preliminary injunction matters.
• Held second chair in trial involving claims of disability discrimination, harassment and retaliation,
as well as failure to engage in the interactive process and to provide a reasonable accommodation,
which resulted in a favorable and unanimous defense verdict.
• Held second chair in trial involving claims of age discrimination and defamation, in which the age
discrimination claims were dismissed following the granting of defendant's motion for nonsuit,
thereby disproving plaintiff's case and resulting in a dismissal.
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