Litigation, Now! Navigating Law and the National Conventions with Carlos D. Perez-Mesa, Jr.
Seasoned litigator, Carlos Perez-Mesa, has been an active trial attorney in New Jersey and Hawaii since 1986. Since his admission to the Hawaii bar in 1991, he has tried 20 jury and bench trials to verdict in state and federal court and participated in over 300 arbitrations and mediations. He graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in 1983 with a Bachelor’s Degree in English, and received a juris doctorate degree from Rutgers Law School-Newark in 1986, where he served as a general editor for the Rutgers Law Review.
Mr. Perez-Mesa has wide experience practicing in both federal and state court and handling a broad range of litigation areas, including products liability, construction law, employment discrimination, personal injury, the Americans with Disabilities Act, environmental law, automobile and slip and fall accidents, condominium law, Title VII civil rights law and workers compensation law. He also has three successful published Hawaii Supreme Court opinions.
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The host for this episode was Maryann Sasaki.
The host for this episode was Maryann Sasaki.
The host for this episode was Maryann Sasaki.
