Jonathan Sandler Recognized in Los Angeles Business Journal’s Special Edition LA500
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is pleased to announce that Jonathan Sandler, managing partner of the firm’s Los Angeles office, was recognized as a top business leader in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2018 Special Edition LA500-LA’s Most Influential People. The annual list is comprised of 500 business and civic leaders who have contributed to the community in Los Angeles County. Jonathan was one of only 35 attorneys featured in the law category.
An experienced trial litigator, Jonathan is a vigorous advocate for his clients’ interests with numerous jury and court trials completed throughout California. He is well versed in complex commercial litigation and specializes in business, consumer protection, health care, real estate and employment matters.
Click here to read the Los Angeles Business Journal’s feature on Jonathan. The full LA500 list can be found here.
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