After graduating from The University of Santa Clara he went to law school at The University of California Hastings College of the Law. Case's legal career began in 2004 in San Francisco where he worked for a civil litigation firm which specialized in Insurance defense litigation and bankruptcy law. In September of 2005, Case joined the Orange County Public Defender's Office. During his five years at the Public Defender's Office, he represented clients at each of Orange County's criminal courthouses including the Juvenile Justice Center. Case has litigated countless criminal cases including felony and misdemeanor driving under the influence, third strike cases, assault and battery, felony and misdemeanor domestic violence cases, felony drug possession and possession for sale, sex cases including rape, child molestation, sexual assault and indecent exposure, large scale theft cases and attempted murder. After leaving the Public Defender’s Office, Case went into private practice with his father. His interest in helping injured clients pushed him to transition from criminal defense to representing plaintiffs in personal injury and elder abuse litigation. After 5 years practicing both criminal defense and personal injury cases Case decided to establish an independent law firm that is dedicated to protecting the rights of victims throughout California. In 2015 Case Barnett Law Corporation was founded. Civil litigation now comprises over 90% of the firm's work. Case's experience in front of juries facing seemingly insurmountable odds serves him well in his representation of plaintiffs. His fearless approach to law and his desire to go to trial have earned him the respect of his peers. Case loves trial work and litigation and he has established himself as one of the top litigators in Orange County.

Keith’s experience representing clients in the financial services industry as a litigation, compliance, regulatory, investigations (internal and regulatory), and enforcement attorney spans 20 years. Keith represents clients against government regulators (CFPB, FTC, SEC, CFTC), industry regulators (FINRA), and private litigants in federal courts, state courts, and before arbitration and administrative law panels in the financial services industry. Keith advises payment processors, money transmitters, payments apps, and similar companies on compliance with federal and state money services business laws. He advises cryptocurrency exchanges and NFT platforms on state and federal money transmission law compliance and regulatory issues, and also represents these companies in lawsuits and government enforcement actions. Keith regularly writes and lectures about hot topics in the financial services industry, focusing on issues that include the latest developments in payments and those related to the FTC and CFPB. Follow Keith’s ongoing analysis and commentary on these developments through the firm’s Regulatory blog, Regulatory Oversight.

Alexandra Baron is a divorce attorney and mediator in Sacramento, CA. She is a thought leader in promoting the application of positive psychology to Family Law. She utilizes her background in dispute resolution, family law and psychology to provide a holistic approach to divorce. Alexandra aims to change the culture of divorce proceedings and settlements by generating awareness that there are alternatives to stereotypical court room battles and astronomical legal fees. Alexandra is the lead drafting attorney setting forth your agreements into writing in a legally enforceable manner. She is available for questions throughout the mediation process to ensure you are informed on your legal rights and obligations. Alexandra attended Pepperdine Law School’s Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, the top ranking institution in the field. She is a member of the Sacramento County Bar Association and American Bar Association.

Larry Barone has conducted a worker’s compensation and general liability practice since 1993. Larry is Certified as a specialist in the practice of workers’ compensation law by the Pennsylvania Bar Association Section on Workers’ Compensation Law as authorized by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He spent the early years of his practice representing only injured workers and plaintiffs. He has the unique prospective of having represented employers and insurance carriers in litigating, negotiating and settling worker’s compensation and civil litigation matters for nine years. Since joining Freeburn Hamilton in 2005, Barone has resumed his practice of only representing injured workers and plaintiffs. In addition to his worker’s compensation experience, Larry has also taken auto, medical malpractice, product liability and premise lawsuits to trial. A graduate of Dickinson College and Ohio Northern University College of Law, Larry is a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar. In addition, Larry is licensed to practice before the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, The United States District Courts for the Middle and Western Districts of Pennsylvania, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. He has also been a lecturer for the Pennsylvania Association for Justice and the National Business Institute. Barone has been a member of Widener University School of Law’s faculty for their Intensive Trial Advocacy Program.

Area of Practice: Employment Law Robert J. Baror, Esq. is an accomplished litigator and employment lawyer who has represented countless employees who have suffered workplace injustices while also having served as counsel to Fortune 500 corporations in federal employment litigation and advocating for a wide range of nonprofits, large governmental entities, businesses, political figures, and individuals in all forms of civil litigation, including contract cases, attorney malpractice actions, construction disputes, and trust and estates litigation. Mr. Baror is the former Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel for CCI Health Services, a network of integrated community health centers, and a former partner at the Thatcher Law Firm. A cum laude graduate of both Harvard University and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where he served on the Law Review, Mr. Baror is admitted in the State and Federal courts of Washington, D.C., New York, and Maryland. Additionally, Mr. Baror has served on the Board of Governors of the Maryland Chapter of the Federal Bar Association and as Chair of the Employment Law Committee of Maryland Defense Counsel, Inc.