Kenneth Chyten

I have been a highly successful trial lawyer for over 30 years, with extensive experience in many different areas. My primary focus, however, is civil and business litigation. I have represented hundreds of businesses and individuals in matters ranging from simple contract or business disputes, to matters as complex as patent and antritrust litigation, and everything in between. There is nothing I value more than my reputation. I humbly like to think I have attained a high level of respect from my peers and clients, as well as from the judges I have been appearing before for the past 30 years. As a former clerk for the California Supreme Court, and judge pro tem of the Los Angeles County Superior Court, I have a unique appreciation for what makes a compelling presentation, and winning case. I was once described by a senior federal district court judge as one of the top three attorneys who had ever practiced before him. I valued that endorsement, as much as the praise I received from the late Stanley Mosk when I clerked under him on the California Supreme Court, and as much as the honor I had in being an associate editor of the California Law Review while attending the University of California at Berkeley, Boalt Hall Law School. I am fiercely competitive, and have a have frequently been described by both clients and adversaries as a " "bulldog'. While I fight hard to win cases, I also consider myself to have good common sense and a modicum of fairness. These skills help me quickly size up a case, and know when to fight, and when to settle. While I enjoy the practice of law, and devote whatever time is required to achieve success, I have many other interests as well. I have two sets of twin boys, all of whom are in elementary school, and a beautiful wife, who in her former life was an excellent family law lawyer. I treasure the time I get to spend with all of them. Specialties: Business law, civil litgation, and appeals.