Robert Brewer, candidate for District Attorney
He co-founded the San Diego law firm of Chapin Brewer & Winet in 1987. He
seems to be close to SDCOE attorneys Winet and Shinoff.
He co-founded the San Diego law firm of Chapin Brewer & Winet in 1987. He
seems to be close to SDCOE attorneys Winet and Shinoff.
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Robert S. Brewer Jr. (Bob)
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Education
University of San Diego (J.D. 1975); St. Lawrence University (B.A. 1968)
Bar Admissions
California, before all district courts in California, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit, and U.S. Tax Court
Government Service
Assistant U.S. Attorney, Central District of California (1977-1981); four years
active duty as an infantry officer (served in Vietnam in 1970 and 1971), Ranger,
Airborne, Special Forces qualified
Experience
Bob Brewer is recognized as a leading white-collar crime and government
investigations attorney. He defends clients in matters involving wage
and hour/employment class actions, civil and criminal fraud,
professional negligence, business and commercial torts and
contracts, securities and shareholder derivative suits, health care
fraud, qui tam actions, and contract and intellectual property
disputes.
A former state and federal prosecutor, Bob has handled cases involving
espionage, bank robberies, distribution of narcotics, and civil rights
violations. [
Maura Larkins comment: Apparently Bob did not do any white collar crime
prosecutions, only white collar crime defense.]
Bob has represented officers, directors, and employees in civil litigation cases and
as a white-collar criminal defense attorney. Prior to joining Jones Day, he was lead
trial counsel in a 2005 class action jury trial in federal court involving an FLSA claim
for overtime, resulting in a unanimous jury verdict for RadioShack. He also led
defense counsel in the nationwide FLSA case, Perez v. RadioShack, involving more
than 3,500 class members. Bob has represented several San Diego Superior
Court judges who have been the focus of investigations, including Michael
Greer, who was indicted for bribery in 1996. In 1989 Bob was co-counsel for
ex-mayor of Del Mar, California, Nancy Hoover, in a nine-month federal securities
fraud trial.
Bob is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. The U.S. Attorney
General awarded Bob two special commendations for his service as an assistant
U.S. Attorney, and he was featured on "60 Minutes" for his successful 1981
prosecution of Polish spy Marion Zacharski.
Commitment to Client Service
Jones Day, a legal institution with more than 2,400 lawyers on five continents, is
based on a set of core principles - the most critical of which is a relentless focus
on client service that transcends individual interests.
[Maura Larkins comment: "A relentless focus on client service that
transcends individual interests." What does that mean? That it transcends
moral repugnance? Well, everyone deserves a defense, so that's fine, as long
as Mr. Brewer is capable of moral repugnance toward white collar crime.]
We are One Firm Worldwide.
Of Counsel
San Diego
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Education
University of San Diego (J.D. 1975); St. Lawrence University (B.A. 1968)
Bar Admissions
California, before all district courts in California, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit, and U.S. Tax Court
Government Service
Assistant U.S. Attorney, Central District of California (1977-1981); four years
active duty as an infantry officer (served in Vietnam in 1970 and 1971), Ranger,
Airborne, Special Forces qualified
Experience
Bob Brewer is recognized as a leading white-collar crime and government
investigations attorney. He defends clients in matters involving wage
and hour/employment class actions, civil and criminal fraud,
professional negligence, business and commercial torts and
contracts, securities and shareholder derivative suits, health care
fraud, qui tam actions, and contract and intellectual property
disputes.
A former state and federal prosecutor, Bob has handled cases involving
espionage, bank robberies, distribution of narcotics, and civil rights
violations. [
Maura Larkins comment: Apparently Bob did not do any white collar crime
prosecutions, only white collar crime defense.]
Bob has represented officers, directors, and employees in civil litigation cases and
as a white-collar criminal defense attorney. Prior to joining Jones Day, he was lead
trial counsel in a 2005 class action jury trial in federal court involving an FLSA claim
for overtime, resulting in a unanimous jury verdict for RadioShack. He also led
defense counsel in the nationwide FLSA case, Perez v. RadioShack, involving more
than 3,500 class members. Bob has represented several San Diego Superior
Court judges who have been the focus of investigations, including Michael
Greer, who was indicted for bribery in 1996. In 1989 Bob was co-counsel for
ex-mayor of Del Mar, California, Nancy Hoover, in a nine-month federal securities
fraud trial.
Bob is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. The U.S. Attorney
General awarded Bob two special commendations for his service as an assistant
U.S. Attorney, and he was featured on "60 Minutes" for his successful 1981
prosecution of Polish spy Marion Zacharski.
Commitment to Client Service
Jones Day, a legal institution with more than 2,400 lawyers on five continents, is
based on a set of core principles - the most critical of which is a relentless focus
on client service that transcends individual interests.
[Maura Larkins comment: "A relentless focus on client service that
transcends individual interests." What does that mean? That it transcends
moral repugnance? Well, everyone deserves a defense, so that's fine, as long
as Mr. Brewer is capable of moral repugnance toward white collar crime.]
We are One Firm Worldwide.
Jones Day San Diego office
From Jones Day website
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Opened in 2004, Jones Day's newest California office has more than 45
professionals. Strategically located in Carmel Valley, we serve clients in San
Diego and throughout the world in a wide range of industries including
pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, renewable energy,
telecommunications, software, and information technology.
The San Diego Office has significantly expanded its initial focus on providing
patent strategy and portfolio management for pharmaceutical and
biotechnology companies
and now boasts full service
intellectual property, labor and employment, corporate, and litigation practices. Our
lawyers litigate patent and trade secret disputes; negotiate joint venture, strategic
alliance, licensing, and other technology-based commercial transactions; and perform
patent due diligence for potential acquirers and investors, such as venture capital
firms and other life science companies. The office includes an impressive array of trial
lawyers experienced in all aspects of litigation in federal and state courts. These
litigators focus on a range of practice areas for which Jones Day is renowned:
commercial litigation; product liability and mass tort defense; class actions; labor and
employment law; and government civil and criminal investigations, including white
collar defense, qui tam, and whistleblower litigation.
The San Diego Office, together with the Firm's four other California offices, also
provides all of the corporate legal services that an established public or
private company or entrepreneur; emerging company; angel fund; venture capital
fund; or other acquirer, investor, or seller may need, and represents local, national,
and international funds and companies in a variety of M&A, venture, and other
corporate transactions...
From Jones Day website
downloaded Oct. 18, 2013
Opened in 2004, Jones Day's newest California office has more than 45
professionals. Strategically located in Carmel Valley, we serve clients in San
Diego and throughout the world in a wide range of industries including
pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, renewable energy,
telecommunications, software, and information technology.
The San Diego Office has significantly expanded its initial focus on providing
patent strategy and portfolio management for pharmaceutical and
biotechnology companies
and now boasts full service
intellectual property, labor and employment, corporate, and litigation practices. Our
lawyers litigate patent and trade secret disputes; negotiate joint venture, strategic
alliance, licensing, and other technology-based commercial transactions; and perform
patent due diligence for potential acquirers and investors, such as venture capital
firms and other life science companies. The office includes an impressive array of trial
lawyers experienced in all aspects of litigation in federal and state courts. These
litigators focus on a range of practice areas for which Jones Day is renowned:
commercial litigation; product liability and mass tort defense; class actions; labor and
employment law; and government civil and criminal investigations, including white
collar defense, qui tam, and whistleblower litigation.
The San Diego Office, together with the Firm's four other California offices, also
provides all of the corporate legal services that an established public or
private company or entrepreneur; emerging company; angel fund; venture capital
fund; or other acquirer, investor, or seller may need, and represents local, national,
and international funds and companies in a variety of M&A, venture, and other
corporate transactions...