Dannielle M. Campbell
Of Counsel at Putterman | Yu | Wang LLP
Dannielle M. Campbell is a litigator who represents individuals, families, and businesses in disputes around the state of California. She focuses her law practice on business and civil litigation, as well as family law. Ms. Campbell has been recognized by peers and was selected to Northern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars for 2023.
Ms. Campbell attended Golden Gate University School of Law and was admitted to the California State Bar in 2015. She is an experienced litigator concentrating on complex business disputes, including disputes involving substantive family law or estate law elements. Ms. Campbell has taken cases to trial, arbitration, and mediation – always with an eye towards resolution that is best for her clients. Prior to joining Putterman | Yu | Wang LLP, she litigated a broad range of cases in California family courts and probate courts.
Ms. Campbell has contributed to CEB materials and programming, including the webinar titled, "How to Draft, File, and Serve an Anti-SLAPP Motion.” She co-authored the article titled, "Practitioners, Beware! California’s Anti-SLAPP Motions Can Happen to You: A Practical Overview," for the Marin County Bar Association magazine. Ms. Campbell is a frequent volunteer judge for moot court programs at both Golden Gate University School of Law and University of San Francisco School of Law, and has also coached competitive national moot court teams as adjunct faculty. She is a member of the California Lawyers Association, San Francisco Bar Association, Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom, Lawyers Club of San Francisco - Inn of Court, and California Lawyers for the Arts.
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Bay Area Region