Justin Allamano '03 Returns to Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps
Justin L. Allamano '03 has returned to Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps as an associate in the firm's San Francisco office. Allamano, who began his legal career at Luce Forward as a summer associate in 2002 and was also an associate with the firm in 2004, is experienced in construction litigation relating to disputes arising from both large-scale public and private construction projects. He is a part of the firm's Real Estate Litigation Practice Group.
"We are proud to welcome Justin back to Luce Forward," said Allan E. Low, partner in charge of Luce Forward's San Francisco office. "He is a talented attorney, and I know that he will contribute greatly to the strength of our practice in San Francisco, and our real estate litigation practice throughout the state."
In San Francisco, Luce Forward's real estate practice includes complex litigation, Department of Real Estate (DRE) matters, real estate transactional work and land use matters, among other real estate specializations.
Prior to rejoining Luce Forward, Allamano was an associate at McDonough, Holland and Allen PC in Sacramento, California. He earned a Juris Doctor degree, Order of the Coif, from the UC Davis School of Law. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UC San Diego.
Press Release/December 21, 2006
"We are proud to welcome Justin back to Luce Forward," said Allan E. Low, partner in charge of Luce Forward's San Francisco office. "He is a talented attorney, and I know that he will contribute greatly to the strength of our practice in San Francisco, and our real estate litigation practice throughout the state."
In San Francisco, Luce Forward's real estate practice includes complex litigation, Department of Real Estate (DRE) matters, real estate transactional work and land use matters, among other real estate specializations.
Prior to rejoining Luce Forward, Allamano was an associate at McDonough, Holland and Allen PC in Sacramento, California. He earned a Juris Doctor degree, Order of the Coif, from the UC Davis School of Law. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from UC San Diego.
Press Release/December 21, 2006