K.C. Swisher’s formula for success as a litigator is simple: define the evidence, support the case with relevant argument and don’t stop till you win. This tenacious determination to seeking just results for his clients has helped him become a respected attorney both in and out of the courtroom.

Having worked both for the prosecution and the defense, he understands what it takes to be a successful advocate on either side of the aisle. His background includes extensive work in research and discovery, writing and presenting motions, handling deposition, hearings and appeals as well as working in mediation and pre-trial settlement matters. His work has been pivotal in helping clients achieve the results they sought.

K.C. received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. While there he maintained a 4.0 GPA and served on the Student Body Government. He was a part of the school’s Speech and Debate team and won first place in the Regional Collegiate Tournament. K.C. earned his Juris Doctor degree from the Pepperdine School of Law in Malibu, California where he achieved many notable recognitions. He was a Mock Trial Regional Champion, and won the Garner Advocacy and the Guiles Honor awards. K.C was on the Dean’s List and received a Dean’s Merit Scholarship. He also received Am. Jur. awards for his work in Legal Research and Writing as well as Legal History. K.C. is a Phi Delta Phi alumni and has worked to help other law students achieve their goals by being a Moot Court team coach and a student mentor. He also was a contributor to the book, The Devil’s Advocates: Lawyers and Arguments that Changed the Face of American Criminal Procedure, which was published by Simon & Schuster in 2006.

Bar Admissions:
• State Bar of California