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 Charles A. Lynberg 1929 - 2007 Founder of the Firm |
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Education:
• State University of Idaho, 1947-1950.
• Bachelor of Arts Degree, State University of Iowa, Political Science.
• Juris Doctor Degree, State University of Iowa College of Law, 1957. Ranked number one in graduating class.
Professional Affiliations:
• Instructor of Business Law, State University of Iowa, College of Commerce, 1956 - 1957.
• Employed by United States Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. under the Attorney General's Honors Program, 1957.
• Reassigned to the Criminal Division, Special Group on Organized Crime, as a Special Attorney, 1958.
• Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern California District, 1959 - 1961. Performed all phases of prosecution of criminal cases, including trial and appellate proceedings.
• Became Chief of the Special Prosecutions Division, 1960.
• 1961 - 1970, Partner in the law firm of Morgan, Wenzel & Lynberg.
• 1971 - 2007, Senior Member, Lynberg & Watkins, A Professional Corporation.
• Arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, Los Angeles Superior Court.
• Arbitration Panel and Superior Court Arbitration Committee, including numerous uninsured motorists claims.
• Tried to conclusion approximately 30 federal criminal cases and over 200 civil jury cases.
Professional Experience:
• Instructor of Business Law, State University of Iowa, College of Commerce, 1956 - 1957.
• Employed by United States Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. under the Attorney General's Honors Program, 1957.
• Reassigned to the Criminal Division, Special Group on Organized Crime, as a Special Attorney, 1958.
• Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern California District, 1959 - 1961. Performed all phases of prosecution of criminal cases, including trial and appellate proceedings.
• Became Chief of the Special Prosecutions Division, 1960.
• 1961 - 1970, Partner in the law firm of Morgan, Wenzel & Lynberg.
• 1971 - 2007, Senior Member, Lynberg & Watkins, A Professional Corporation.
• Arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, Los Angeles Superior Court.
• Arbitration Panel and Superior Court Arbitration Committee, including numerous uninsured motorists claims.
• Tried to conclusion approximately 30 federal criminal cases and over 200 civil jury cases.
Reported Cases:
Other Professional Activities:
California Trial Lawyer of the Year, 1985.
Participated in numerous seminars on behalf of the Continuing Education of the Bar and Southern California Defense Counsel.
Lectured to Claims Managers Forum, Western Occupational Health Professionals.
Faculty Member, International Association of Defense Counsel Trial Academy — 1992.