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Clint Wilson, Teresa Klinkner, Kent Burton, Brad N. Baker, Christine Daniels, Albro Lundy, Evan Koch<br />

Baker, Burton & Lundy, P.C.<br />

Giant-killing law firm still growing after all these years<br />

Baker, Burton & Lundy, the local law firm with a nationwide<br />

reputation and billions of dollars won for its clients,<br />

continues to expand both its practice and its physical<br />

presence in the heart of Hermosa.<br />

The giant-killing firm has won more than $4 billion in verdicts<br />

and settlements, and the attorneys have argued twice before<br />

the U.S. Supreme Court and won an affirmative verdict from<br />

the California Supreme Court.<br />

Never content to stand still, BBL has been growing its<br />

probate and employment law divisions, while energetically<br />

maintaining its core practices that include business, real estate,<br />

personal injury, elder abuse and estate planning.<br />

To house the expanding practice, the 41-year-old firm is making<br />

its third expansion along Hermosa’s iconic Pier Avenue,<br />

adding new offices and a “lifeguard tower-esque” roof deck<br />

to its storefront.<br />

Partner Brad N. Baker, who heads up estate planning,<br />

probate, trust administration and trust litigation for the firm,<br />

works to bring peace of mind to clients by putting their affairs<br />

in order which allows clients to protect and care for their loved<br />

ones who truly appreciate Brad’s attention to detail and forethought<br />

dedicated to a comprehensive Estate Plan.<br />

In addition to his legal work, Baker serves as vice chair of the<br />

nonprofit Healthcare and Elder Law Programs Corporation<br />

(H.E.L.P.), which provides information, education and<br />

counseling on elder care, law, finances and consumer<br />

protection.<br />

BBL Partner Kent Burton heads up real estate and business<br />

transaction law, while partner Albro Lundy heads the firm’s<br />

litigation efforts.<br />

BBL is recognized far beyond Hermosa’s cozy confines for<br />

high-profile wins, including a multibillion-dollar settlement for<br />

California consumers in a complex, multi-state case<br />

concerning natural gas prices and the energy crisis of 2000 and<br />

2001.<br />

BBL also has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to<br />

battle cases that protected people maimed in preventable<br />

accidents or exploited by those in positions of power, with no<br />

profit to the firm.<br />

The firm’s associates include:<br />

Trial lawyer Evan Koch, who for three years running has been<br />

named one of Super Lawyers’ “Rising Stars,” placing him<br />

among the top 2.5 % of Southern California attorneys under<br />

age 40;<br />

Real estate and business transactions attorney Teresa<br />

Klinkner, who has earned the highest Martindale-Hubbell<br />

rating from her peers;<br />

Business and real estate transactions attorney Clint Wilson,<br />

praised by colleagues and clients for his competitive zeal and<br />

his ability to harness the fine details of cases that others might<br />

overlook;<br />

Estate planning attorney Christine Daniels who is bilingual<br />

(Spanish) and is known for embracing the challenge of<br />

creating individualized estate plans for clients;<br />

Steven J. Dawson, a labor and employment law and<br />

litigation attorney, with nearly three decades of experience<br />

representing corporations and public agencies in matters including<br />

labor, employment, construction and property<br />

disputes.<br />

BAKER, BURTON & LUNDY | 515 Pier Avenue, Hermosa <strong>Beach</strong> | (310) 376-9893 | info@bakerburtonlundy.com<br />

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<strong>Nov</strong>ember 9, <strong>2017</strong> • Easy Reader / <strong>Beach</strong> magazine 41

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