Bao Pham has wide a breadth of experience representing public and private entities in litigation matters. He excels at solving problems involving complicated facts and niche issues of law. Bao focuses on understanding the immediate and long-term needs of his clients to find practical and effective solutions.
Bao has represented his clients at all state and federal levels in California and has appeared before federal courts in California, Pennsylvania, and New York. Prior to joining the Firm, Bao has represented public entities on matters involving municipal law, land use, election law, mass torts, housing, and mandamus claims and successfully defeated a petition seeking writ review before the California Supreme Court. Bao also previously served as a staff attorney at Jones Day, where he handled litigation filed in several federal jurisdictions against his client under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Bao is a double Anteater, having attended the University of California, Irvine as an undergraduate as well as the University of California, Irvine School of Law, where he participated in moot court and was a staff editor on the Journal of International, Transnational and Comparative Law.
Bao was born in Vietnam and has spent most of his life in Orange County, California. Bao speaks fluent Vietnamese and is learning Spanish. In his spare time, Bao enjoys staying active, going backpacking and hiking, reading, and playing chess.
