Greenfire Law PC

Practice Areas

Greenfire Law attorneys litigate to protect environmental rights on behalf of nonprofit organizations, communities, and workers.

Environmental Law

The firm’s environmental practice includes litigation and counseling on environmental, climate change, and natural resource management.

Our attorneys have a strong understanding of major environmental statues and regulatory programs and exemplary litigation experience bringing environmental enforcement actions on behalf of citizens, including in the areas of state and federal environmental law in all media, climate change, natural resource management, and environmental policy. The firm’s depth of knowledge with complex environmental laws includes working with the National Environmental Policy Act, California Environmental Quality Act, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, California Coastal Act, and California’s Proposition 65 (Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act), among others.

Land Use Law

Land use and zoning law is the regulation of the use and development of public and private real estate.

Zoning is the most common form of land-use regulation, used by municipalities to control local property development. Other legal issues pertaining to land use include easements, trespassing, and eminent domain. Our firm helps individuals and citizen groups navigate the complex statutory and local regulatory schemes involved when local governments consider development projects in their jurisdictions. We have counseled clients in local cannabis regulation and control, securing permits for the construction of accessory dwelling units, ensuring a developer’s compliance with local affordable housing requirements, and objecting to development projects that fail to comply with state and local law..

Animal Law

Simply defined, animal law is the combination of statutory and case law that relates to or has an impact on nonhuman animals.

Our attorneys have a strong understanding of the timelines the goverment musIt encompasses companion animals and wildlife as well as animals used in entertainment, research, or raised for food. Animal law permeates and affects most traditional areas of the law—including tort, food safety, consumer protection, contract, constitutional, family, environmental, administrative, and criminal law. In practice, our attorneys work diligently to identify opportunities to advance the interests of animals in the law through policy or litigation using myriad statutory and common law schemes, including the Endangered Species Act, Administrative Procedures Act, public nuisance law, and the public trust doctrine.

Public Records & Open Government

All 50 states and the federal government have public records laws which allow members of the public to obtain documents and other public records from state and local government bodies.

The firm’s public records practice includes counseling clients through the records request process, with advice on crafting targeted requests, seeking fee waivers, filing and prosecuting administrative appeals, and litigation when necessary.

Telecommunications Law

Telecommunications law pertains to the systems of electronic communications and broadcasting across the United States.

This area is heavily regulated by federal law and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). We represent citizens and non-profit groups interested in strengthening local control over telecommunications regulation. Through litigation and legislative assistance, we ensure public participation to the maximum extent possible under federal law when local governments are forced to deploy small cell wireless technology, known as 5G or Fifth Generation wireless infrastructure, in their cities and counties.

Employment Law

California employers are bound to comply with the California Labor Code, one of the most pro-worker employment laws in the country.

Greenfire Law represents employees who have been mistreated by their employers. Our attorneys handle both individual lawsuits and class actions against large and small employers who have violated the Labor Code and California’s anti-discrimination, harassment, and retaliation laws.

The Labor Code provides various protections for employees in the workplace to ensure workers are treated fairly and compensated properly. When an employer fails to comply with the Labor Code, aggrieved employees can sue for damages. Examples of protections afforded to employees under the Labor Code include the right to minimum wage, overtime compensation, meal and rest periods, and the proper classification as employees versus independent contractors. Our attorneys represent employees in lawsuits against employers who have violated the Labor Code and help employees recover damages including unpaid balance of overtime compensation withheld from employees, back pay and back wages, and penalties provided for by the Labor Code.

California also has several laws that protect employees against discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Our lawyers help employees who have been subject to unlawful discrimination, harassment, and retaliation navigate exhaustion of administrative remedies and pursue litigation when necessary.

Attorneys

At Greenfire Law, PC, you reach a team of skilled lawyers whose educational and professional backgrounds make us uniquely qualified to provide strategic legal counsel at an affordable rate.

Rachel S. Doughty, Founder and Shareholder

Rachel S. Doughty practices environmental and land use law. Rachel’s practice includes advising clients and litigating under public land management and environmental statutes and California Environmental Quality Act and National Environmental Policy Act. She also helps clients gain access to information using FOIA and California’s Public Records Act and assists with legislative and regulatory drafting from time to time.

Before Greenfire Law, Rachel worked at Paul Hastings, LLP, Gary Davis and Associates, and Wild Law. She earned her law degree from University of Virginia and also has an M.S. in Natural Resources (with a minor concentration in biogeochemistry) from Cornell University, and a B.S. in biochemistry from the University of Tennessee. Prior to law school, she was a fellow at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in the Wetlands Division.

In addition to her work as a litigator, Rachel is a policy advocate in the areas of plastic pollution reduction and forest management.

Experience

Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, LLP
Gary A. Davis & Associates
Wild Law
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Education

J.D., University of Virginia
M.S., Cornell University, Natural Resources
B.S., University of Tennessee, Biochemistry

Activities & Affiliations

City of Berkeley Zero Waste Commission
Sylvia Mendez School, Green Team Lead

Bar Admissions

State of California
State of North Carolina (Inactive)
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California
U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina
U.S. District Court Washington, D.C.

Jessica L. Blome, Shareholder

Jessica L. Blome practices in the areas of animal, environmental, open government, and land use law. Jessica represents clients in citizen suit enforcement, climate change, and strategic impact litigation. Her practice includes litigating and advising under NEPA, CEQA, the Administrative Procedure Act, the Animal Welfare Act, the Endangered Species Act, FOIA, the California Public Records Act, and the Brown Act. Jessica represents citizen groups and individual plaintiffs in local, state, and federal tribunals in California and across the country.

Before Greenfire Law, Jessica worked as an Assistant Attorney General in the Missouri Attorney General’s Agriculture & Environment Division, Senior Staff Attorney for the Animal Legal Defense Fund, and Deputy Director of the San Francisco Ethics Commission.

For the Missouri Attorney General, Jessica represented the Missouri Departments of Natural Resources and Agriculture in civil environmental, animal welfare, and food safety litigation. She served as counsel to the Missouri Natural Resources Trustee, leading negotiations on behalf of Missouri for multi-million-dollar restoration projects on public lands contaminated by heavy metals mining. She also prosecuted violations of the state Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and Clean Air Act. Her most notable cases involved an unpermitted organic composting operation located next to a sensitive geologic area, a collapsed wastewater treatment impoundment, and a landfill located in a residential area suffering from a “subsurface smoldering event,” or underground landfill fire.

Jessica left Missouri for Sonoma County, California in 2013 to accept a position as a Senior Staff Attorney with the non-profit Animal Legal Defense Fund. There, she represented citizen plaintiffs and non-profit groups in strategic impact litigation on behalf of domestic animals and wildlife. She led a team of litigators to victory against a roadside zoo in Iowa, securing the first-ever successful citizen prosecution of Section 9 of the Endangered Species Act against the owner of captive-held endangered species. Jessica also led a coalition of non-profit groups in the first-ever lawsuit striking down a federal contract with the United States Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services because it violated CEQA.

In 2016, Jessica became the Deputy Director of the San Francisco Ethics Commission, where she was responsible for the investigation and enforcement of the City’s campaign finance, government ethics, lobbying, and conflict of interest laws.

Jessica joined Greenfire Law in March 2018. She now represents public interest clients in environmental and animal welfare litigation. In 2019, she served as lead counsel in an Iowa state-court nuisance action that permanently shut down a roadside zoo. She is litigating an action against the City of Livermore for failing to adequately assess whether the City should use environmental mitigation funds to conserve sensitive alkaline wetland habitat, rather than develop it.

Experience

San Francisco Ethics Commission
Animal Legal Defense Fund
Missouri Attorney General’s Office

Education

J.D., University of Iowa College of Law
B.A., University of Northern Iowa, Communications & Ethics

Activities & Affiliations

Missouri Bar, Environmental & Energy Law Committee
California Bar Association, Public Law Group
Alameda County Bar Association
City of Berkeley Campaign Finance Commission
City of Berkeley Open Government Commission
Rosa Parks Elementary School Read-a-Thon Committee
Animal Place, Board Member

Awards & Recognition

Missouri Up & Coming Lawyer Award
Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation Special Recognition
Missouri Attorney General’s Litigate Like a Champion Award
Missouri Attorney General’s Award for Extraordinary Contribution
Missouri Attorney General’s Award for Excellence in Client Service

Bar Admissions

State of California
State of Missouri
Supreme Court of Missouri
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
U.S. District Court of the Western District of Missouri
U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Supreme Court of the United States

Susann M. Bradford, Associate

Susann Bradford’s work includes environmental, land use, and water law. She represents citizens and organizations facing harm from poorly planned developments and industrial pollution.

Before joining Greenfire Law, Susann was a Graduate Fellow at the Environmental Law and Justice Clinic at Golden Gate University where she focused on environmental justice and public interest law. Susann represented community and public interest organizations in water quality litigation before the California Court of Appeals and advocated for marginalized communities of color by developing CEQA, Clean Air Act, and Title VI complaints. Prior to this, Susann was a law clerk for Earthjustice and interned at the City Attorney of San Francisco’s Office in the Energy Division.

During Law School Susann served as Editor in Chief of the Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal, volunteered for the California Water Law Symposium, and competed in the 2020 National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition. Susann is also a Doctor of Education and taught community college at The University of Montana for ten years prior to Law School. Before that she earned a master’s degree in environmental studies and worked on projects in the nonprofit sector as an advocate for ecological restoration, biodiversity preservation, and inclusive decision-making.

Experience

Environmental Law and Justice Clinic
Earthjustice, California Regional Office
City Attorney of San Francisco, Energy Division

Education

J.D., Golden Gate University School of Law
Ed.D., University of Montana, Curriculum & Instruction
M.S., University of Montana, Environmental Studies
B.A., St. John’s College, Santa Fe

Awards & Recognition

Alameda County Bar Association
San Francisco Bar Association
Queen’s Bench Bar Association
California Women Lawyers
St. John’s College Alumni Association

Bar Admission

State of California

Christian R. Bucey, Associate

Christian R. Bucey's work focuses on environmental, land use, and animal law. Christian’s current projects include assisting clients with claims under the California Public Records Act, local nuisance ordinances, the National Environmental Policy Act, and the California Environmental Quality Act.

Before joining Greenfire Law, Christian worked as a Conduct Coordinator at the University of California, Berkeley adjudicating student and organizational misconduct cases including those involving physical abuse, harassment, and alcohol & other drugs.

During law school, Christian earned the Wanda Nash Award from the State Bar of Michigan’s Animal Law Section for excellence in animal law scholarship and practice and served as a panelist on the State Bar of Michigan’s Animal Law Section special program: “20th Anniversary: Past, Present & Future.” Christian was a semifinalist in the Moot Court competition at the National Animal Law Competitions at Harvard Law School and Overall Champion of the Burton D. Wechsler National First Amendment Moot Court Competition at American University Washington College of Law.

Christian clerked for the Animal Legal Defense Fund where he worked on both state and federal animal law matters by drafting petitions for rulemaking, investigating violations of federal law regarding the transportation of animals, and enforcing animal cruelty through civil causes of action.

Experience

University of California, Berkeley
Animal Legal Defense Fund

Education

J.D., Michigan State University College of Law
B.B.A., Ohio University, Management & Strategic Leadership/Business Pre-Law
B.S.Sp.S., Ohio University, Sports Management

Bar Admission

State of California
State of Indiana
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California

Richard A. Brody, Of Counsel

Richard "Rick" Brody practices in the areas of complex civil litigation, products liability, environmental and land use law. His experience includes trial, law and motion, settlement negotiations, appellate practice, and bankruptcy.

Rick was co-counsel of record in six published opinions, including two opinions issued by the California Supreme Court. He has extensive experience prosecuting and managing multi-party litigation.

Community service is important to Rick. He has served as a commissioner on the City of Sebastopol Planning Commission and the City of Rohnert Park Rent Appeals Board. He was also a member of the Board of Directors of the Gravenstein Unified School District Magnet Program Foundation and the Rohnert Park Chamber of Commerce.

Experience

Shingler Law
Brent Coon & Associates
The Wartnick Law Firm
Casey, Gerry, Reed & Schenk
Brayton Purcell

Education

J.D., U.C.L.A. School of Law
B.A., University of California, Santa Cruz, Religious Studies

Activities & Affiliations

Consumer Attorneys of California
Sonoma County Bar Association Intellectual Property and Technology Law Section (1997 to 1998), Fee Arbitrator (1993)
Sonoma County Superior Court, Judge Pro Tem, Settlement Conference Program (2002 to 2004)
Marin County Superior Court, Judge Pro Tem, Settlement Conference Program (1997)
City of Sebastopol Planning Commission, Commissioner (1999 to 2003), Chairperson (2002-2003)
Street Smart Sebastopol Committee (2000 to 2003), Street Smart Sebastopol Symposium, Participant (2000), Sebastopol Commons, Participant (1999)
Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce (1998 to 2015)
City of Rohnert Park Rent Appeals Board, Commissioner (1991 to 1995), Chairperson (1993 to 1994)
Rohnert Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors (1996 to 1998), Governmental Affairs Committee (1996 to 1997)
Leadership Rohnert Park, Chairperson (1996 to 1998), Graduate (1993), Coordinator, History and Government Day (1996); Transportation, Public Safety and Criminal Justice Day (1994)
Leadership Rohnert Park Alumni Association, Vice-Chairperson (1995 to 1996)
Rohnert Park Community Summit, Participant (1997)
Gravenstein Unified School District, Magnet Program Foundation, Board of Directors (2016-2019)
Featured Speaker, West Coast Asbestos Litigation Crash Course Seminar (HB Litigation Courses), Effective Deposition Practices, December 7, 2010
Moderator, A.M. Rohnert Park Candidates and Issues Forum (November 2000)
Guest speaker, Year 2000 Legal Issues, Intellectual Property and Legal Issues for Graphic Artists

Bar Admission

State of California
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California
U.S. District Court for the Central District of California

Alexandra J. Monson, Of Counsel

Alexandra J. Monson is an experienced animal, environmental, and open government attorney. Alexandra represents organizations and individuals harmed by governmental mismanagement of animals and the environment.

Photo courtesy ALDF

Alexandra was previously a Litigation Fellow and Clerk for the Animal Legal Defense Fund where she developed and litigated a wide variety of cases that sought to improve the welfare of animals and advance their interests in the legal system. Most notably, Alexandra spearheaded a lawsuit using a novel litigation theory which ultimately resulted in a court order requiring a California puppy mill to close its doors and relinquish its dogs. She also developed and managed an organizational campaign opposing hunting permits for international trophy and domestic captive hunting operations. During her years at the Animal Legal Defense Fund, Alexandra gained extensive experience with the Endangered Species Act, Animal Welfare Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Administrative Procedure Act, Freedom of Information Act, and various other state and local laws.

During law school, Alexandra earned second place in the 2018 Student Writing Competition hosted by the New York State Bar Association Committee on Animals and the Law for her article titled A Case for Animal Welfare Act (“AWA”) Regulation of Captive Hunt Facilities. Alexandra served as the President of Emory Law’s Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter for two consecutive years and was a member of the Emory Law Mock Trial Society. During law school, Alexandra was a legal intern at Mercy For Animals where she made recommendations for future undercover investigations by researching and analyzing state laws, cases, and secondary sources regarding animal cruelty and investigations.

Prior to completing law school, Alexandra worked as an engineer ensuring environmental compliance for over 20 manufacturing facilities in New York.

Experience

Animal Legal Defense Fund
Mercy For Animals

Education

J.D., Emory University School of Law
B.S., Villanova University, Chemical Engineering

Bar Admission

State of California
State of New York
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California

Ariel Strauss, Of Counsel

Ariel Strauss is an experienced public law and real estate attorney. Ariel represents community groups and individuals in connection with land use entitlements, California Public Utility Commission regulatory proceedings, and wireless facility siting and policy issues.

Ariel previously assisted owners, operators, and lenders navigate HUD regulations and close over $500m in affordable, elderly, Section 8, and multifamily real estate transactions. Ariel also served as assistant general and special counsel to several cities and districts in the areas of municipal law, real estate, zoning and public contracting. In 2014, Ariel clerked for Justice Uzi Vogelman of the Supreme Court of Israel and during law school externed for Judge Kim M. Wardlaw of the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Experience

Small Business Utility Advocates
Levy, Levy & Levy, P.C.
Justice Uzi Vogelman, Supreme Court of Israel
Meyers, Nave, Riback, Silver & Wilson, P.L.C.
Integrated Recovery Network
Los Angeles City Attorney, Airports Division
Los Angeles County Counsel, Real Property Division
Judge Kim M. Wardlaw, U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

Education

J.D., UCLA School of Law
M.A., UCLA School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning
B.A., Brandeis University

Bar Admission

State of California
State of New York
State of Washington

Staff

Carla Barraez, Executive Assistant

Carla Barraez is a remote administrative assistant at Greenfire Law. Her work involves business administration as well as general firm management.

Carla holds a BA in Photography and a Minor in Art History from Florida International University. Carla has worked in a variety of fields she's passionate about including education, film, and law. Her main area of environmental concern is ocean conservation and is passionate about policy that protects the ocean from pollutants like plastic. She is aiming to earn an MA in Global Affairs.

About Us

Greenfire Law was created to provide the highest quality legal representation to assist our clients in advancing matters of important public policy. The firm’s lawyers hail from prominent national law firms, government agencies, and respected advocacy groups, combining decades of top-level litigation and transactional experience with an unwavering dedication to the firm’s clients and to advancing their causes.

Our ethic of respecting the wisdom and mystery of the natural world is the driving force behind Greenfire Law’s work. The great Aldo Leopold, upon turning away from his job as a trapper for the federal government, once observed:

We reached the old wolf in time to watch a fierce green fire dying in her eyes. I realized then, and have known ever since, that there was something new to me in those eyes—something known only to her and to the mountain. I was young then, and full of trigger-itch; I thought that because fewer wolves meant more deer, that no wolves would mean hunters’ paradise. But after seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view.

— Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac

Greenfire in the News

"State Supreme Court move could make cities’ environmental reviews of housing projects more difficult"
San Francisco Chronicle

"Court: Amazon customers can sue over lack of toxic warnings"
Yahoo! Finance

"Plastic pollution policy: California leads, but the crisis requires national and international action"
American Bar Association Trends

"Judge issues injunction blocking Wisconsin fall wolf hunt."
AP News

"Contra Costa County sued over controversial open-space housing plan."
The Mercury News

"Appeals court sides with judge who ordered animals rescued from Cricket Hollow Zoo."
Des Moines Register

"Court Rejects USDA’s Attempt to Kill Lawsuit Challenging Weakened Pig-Slaughter Rules."
The Center for Biological Diversity

"Cannabis in Mendocino County: Planning Commission hears from the public."
The Willits News

"Groundbreaking Court Case Argues U.S. Climate Denial Policy Violates Americans’ Right to Be Free."
EcoWatch

"A Battle To Protect The Environment When Housing Is In High Demand"
KoriSuzki.com (for KALW Radio)

"Settlement Ends Nestlé’s Expired 'Zombie' Permit to Siphon Water From San Bernardino National Forest."
The Center for Biological Diversity

"It's taken seven years, but California is finally cleaning up microbead pollution."
The Guardian

Featured Clients

Careers

Greenfire is looking to hire an Associate Attorney with 4-8 years of experience.

Job Description: Greenfire Law, PC is an environmental law firm representing non-profit environmental and recreational groups, labor organizations, and neighborhood associations in their efforts to create and protect livable neighborhoods and cities, clean up air and water pollution, protect endangered species, ensure animal rights, protect open spaces, reduce exposures to toxic pollutants, and champion civil rights. We are seeking an environmental attorney to help us manage our growing docket of California Environmental Quality Act and land use cases. See www.greenfirelaw.com for representative list of cases and clients.

Position Summary: In conjunction with one of the firm’s partners, the Associate Attorney will handle all aspects of state and federal administrative proceedings and federal and state court litigation. The Associate Attorney will be responsible for calendaring all deadlines in his/her assigned cases; preparing comment letters on proposed agency actions; preparing pleadings; conducting discovery for non-record review matters; overseeing the preparation of administrative records; and appearing before city departments, state agencies and, in coordination with the partners, agency and court hearings, which will require occasional overnight travel once Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.

The Associate Attorney will also be responsible for handling individual legal research or investigation assignments on a case-by-case basis as requested by the partners. The Associate Attorney must be comfortable with sharing and adjusting workloads and assignments on short notice in order to assure the efficient handling by the firm of all matters on the docket. The Associate Attorney also will be called on from time-to-time to assist with administrative matters, including office-related tasks, updates to the firm’s web site, and production of documents.

Required Skills

JD and admission to California Bar
Exceptional legal writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills
A demonstrated commitment to public interest or environmental litigation
Capacity to work intensively, efficiently, and independently
Capacity to manage multiple proceedings
Capacity to work under pressure of deadlines and work overtime when necessary
Willingness to travel, including overnight trips
Ability to understand and communicate complex legal and technical concepts
Affinity for creative, aggressive, and strategic advocacy
Strong interpersonal skills

Greenfire Law is committed to workplace diversity and inclusion. Greenfire Law is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. Greenfire Law offers competitive salaries, benefits, and a pleasant (though sometimes hectic) working environment. Salary is commensurate with experience.

To apply, email rdoughty@greenfirelaw.com. Please include a resume, cover letter, and writing sample. No phone calls please.

Greenfire is looking to hire a Senior Legal Assistant/Paralegal with 2-3 years of experience.

Job Description: A boutique plaintiff-side law firm located in Berkeley, CA seeks a paralegal or highly skilled legal assistant. Responsibilities include assisting lead attorney in all aspects of litigation in state and federal court, policy review and analysis, and legislative/regulatory drafting and lobbying. Paralegal will be expected to manage the practice’s calendar, track FOIA and Public Records Act requests and responses, build and index large administrative records for CEQA cases, coordinate client contacts in lobbying matters, and manage routine correspondence. Our clients are primarily tribes and small environmental groups. Areas of law: tribal, public lands management (National Parks and Forest, federal Refuges), CEQA and NEPA, Proposition 65, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, Energy and Utilities Law, Public Records Act, and FOIA.

Meticulous attention to detail, excellent time management, critical thinking, and research and writing skills are required. As this hire will be publicly representing the firm, a pleasant personality, great character, excellent work ethic, and passion for the work are necessary qualities and attributes. A science or policy background (particularly environmental) a plus; minimum experience of two to three years as a litigation paralegal or legal assistant in a litigation practice required (will consider less with exceptional alternative experience).

Must be excellent in the use of Word (including formatting and building tables of authority and contents), Adobe Acrobat (including bates numbering, bookmarking, and linking files), and Excel, and be willing to keep meticulous track of time for billing purposes. Experience with Quickbooks and e-discovery software preferred. This office uses Clio practice management software. We maintain a paperless practice to the extent possible.

Examples of Essential Duties

Duties may include, but are not limited to the following:

Cite checking.
Performs factual research, including analysis of public records and secondary sources to support attorneys handling complex litigation.
Prepares initial drafts of pleading and discovery templates.
Filing pleadings in various tribunals, including in person and electronic filing.
Assists with locating and contacting witnesses, arranges for the interview and evaluation of witnesses, drafts witness declarations in proceedings and pretrial statements and assists with the preparation of witness testimony.
Compiles and organizes trial notebooks, exhibits, files and other materials and documents.
Coordinates the scheduling of witnesses, answers witness questions, communicates with witnesses regarding the status of their case/trial, coordinates witness travel and expenses, and assists with witness issues, exhibits and note taking.
Monitors and tracks criminal and civil cases in California and other jurisdictions; and investigates, gathers and reviews case documentation and information.
Performs a number of other similar or related duties, which may not be specifically included within this job description, but which are consistent with the general level of the job and the responsibilities described.

Greenfire Law offers a competitive salary, 401(k) matching plan, health insurance, and paid time off.

Send cover letter, reference list, and resume or CV to administrative@greenfirelaw.com. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.

Greenfire Law, PC
P.O. Box 8055
Berkeley CA 94707

510.900.9502
administrative@greenfirelaw.com

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