Litigators Named to L.A. Superior Court
Three veteran civil litigators were appointed to the Los Angeles County Superior Court bench on Wednesday by Gov. Gray Davis.
Amy D. Hogue, 50, of Santa Monica is a senior partner at Pillsbury Winthrop, where she specializes in complex business and commercial litigation. She earned a law degree from Duke University.
Gregory Keosian, 41, of Sherman Oaks represents small businesses and plaintiffs in personal-injury cases. He graduated from the University of West Los Angeles School of Law.
Charles F. Palmer, 55, of Los Angeles is a partner at Perkins Coie, where he handles complex commercial litigation with an emphasis on employment law. He holds a law degree from Yale University.
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