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Biography
Born in Long Beach, California, August 31, 1946, in 1972 H. Andrew Wasmund was admitted to practice before all of the Courts of the State of California.
Education 1968: University of California at Los Angeles (B.A.); 1972: Loyola Marymount University (J.D.). - Phi Alpha Delta. St. Thomas More Law Honor Society. Member, Loyola Law Review, 1972, Author: "Use and Abuse of Congressional Franking Privilege," 5 Loy. (L.A.) L. Rev., 1972. Law Clerk to the Hon. Albert Lee Stephens, Jr., Chief Judge, United States District Court, Central District of California. Panel of Arbitrators and Mediators of: American Arbitration Association, Los Angeles Superior Court and Los Angeles County Bar Association. Member of: State Bar of California, Los Angeles County Bar Association, American Trial Lawyers Association, and the 232 Club.
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Civil and Business Litigation
Mr. Wasmund handles enforcement of contract provisions, collection, breach of contract and tortious acts such as negligence, fraud and misrepresentation. Read More... | |
Criminal Law
All of Mr. Wasmund’s clients are vigorously defended in cases ranging from mere nuisance to homicides. Mr. Wasmund handles all misdemeanors and felonies, from petty theft to “three strike” offenses. Read More... | |
Family Law
Mr. Wasmund handles family law matters with aggressive sensitivity. The level of anxiety many divorcing parties suffer is one of the highest experienced in life. Mr. Wasmund will always take the time to explain what options are available to each client and make recommendations appropriate to each particular situation. Read More... | |
Personal Injury
Mr. Wasmund has handled a variety of personal injury matters in both state and federal court for over 35 years. Read More... | |
Arbitration and Mediation
Mr. Wasmund has over 35 years experience serving as a neutral Mediator and Arbitrator; as well as having litigated a large variety of mediations and arbitrations as the advocate for his private clients. Mediation is a meeting between the parties in a civil or domestic dispute with a third party mediator trained in dispute resolution. Read More... |
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