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MARCH 2017 Volume 69, Number 3C O NT E NT S

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30 SHELF LIFE This month’s must-read books

32 NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE Where to eat, drink, and play in Hillcrest

34 ARTS + CULTURE The prestigious Kyoto Prize comes to San Diego, honoring the world’s greatest minds in science, technology, and the arts

38 INSIDE THE ICON Ken Cinema

45 LIONFISH The new Pendry Hotel debuts a seafood-centric restaurant

46 THE BEST BBQ IN THE CITY San Diego finally has real-deal brisket at Grand Ole BBQ y Asado

48 SIDE DISH Hot Plates, a decadent milkshake, and March’s Very Important Taco

52 REVIEW Troy Johnson on The Hake in La Jolla

59 SPRING FASHION This season’s fresh take on classic stripes

70 HOME Inside an eclectic Point Loma house filled with vintage treasures

139 TRUE COLORS A new bloom at Carlsbad’s Flower Fields

140 CALENDAR 31 things to do, see, and eat this month, plus 14 March races

142 WHERE TO DINE OUT Reader-recommended restaurants around town

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We decided to slate it for the March issue, on the cusp of baseball season. I invited Mary Melton, editor of LA mag, to write a rebuttal, and she eventually agreed, asking, “How tough can I be?” My answer: “Hit me with your best shot.” (Turns out, we stumped her. She ultimately wrote back, “Honestly, I had to acknowledge that I really like San Diego and think it’s a beautiful town. How’s that for an anti-competition?”)

Likewise, Mary. I lived in LA while attending USC and I admire many things about my college town—like the Coliseum, the Strand, and Diddy Riese cookies. But I’ve also seen Angelenos trying to crib our signature Baja-Med cuisine and claim Santa Monica is the anchor of Biotech Beach. Well, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

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n 1999, we published a three-part series called THE MILLENNIUM PROJECT, which made predictions about San Diego in the 21st century. In it, authors Neal Peirce and Curtis Johnson talked about many of the same things we do today—how to attract a talented workforce, whether or not to tear down the border fence, and how

building a stadium downtown (Petco Park, not a Chargers convadium) might affect nearby neighborhoods like Barrio Logan. There was also anxiety about housing costs, density, and traffi c. The median cost of a new home in San Diego was $350,000; now it’s $493,000. Interstate 15 had not been completed. Route 56 was still just a plan.

We estimated that another million people would be moving to San Diego by 2020, bringing with them 685,000 more vehicles to our roads. (By

July 2015, we had added about 400,000 people.) “If San Diego fails to change course,” we warned, “if it keeps on growing in today’s spread pattern [just 2.2 houses per acre of ‘fresh suburban land’], the region will soon be in the grim grip of gridlock.”

When faced with accommodating the increased number of cars, adding what we imagined was the equivalent of 46 lanes to the 805, we predicted that San Diegans would “rebel at the costs, revolt at the idea of still more concrete canyons.” And then? A huge demand for “live-work-walk environments.” Didn’t

exactly happen.Transportation expert Alan Hoffman cited a study showing that

adding more lanes to the freeway would only add more cars. In The Millennium Project, he debuted his proposal for Quickways, or “trains on tires” that move through tunnels and on bridges, with “exclusive rights-of-way—no fi ghting the trucks, minivans, sedans in the other lanes out there.” The buses, trams, and trolleys would take people where they actually want to go, like the beach, airport, and within walking distance of their offi ces. The Quickway Proposal never took off at the time, but has returned with gusto, as has Hoffman, who is now the founding director of the Center for Advanced Urban Visioning—you can read more about his mass transit solution on page 84 of this issue.

Ultimately, The Millennium Project recommended that no city or neighborhood be allowed to veto substantial denser, mixed-use development at transit stops. “If San Diego can… get its transportation and land-use strategies smartly aligned, it can begin to beat the congestion game and position itself not as a tired cul-de-sac of old thinking but an innovative leader among 21st-century regions.”

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The Spain-based artist created the graphics for this month’s feature “Beat LA” (page 88). He lives in his hometown of Badalona, just next to Barcelona, but has designed for outlets across the pond, including the New York Times, the Atlantic, and the New Yorker. “When I started freelancing I began working for Spanish editorial clients, but soon I contacted Ameri-can art directors,” he says. “I knew they appreciated this kind of work much more than in my country. [San Diego Magazine designer] Elisa Glass gave me the first opportunity to publish an image in your country when she was at the Atlantic.” For “Beat LA,” de Haro made sure to convey the laughs without getting silly. “I tried to show competition with some subtle humor, trying also to be respectful to both cities.”

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BELLE OF THE BALLETJust in time for this month’s live-action film, the Malandain Ballet Biarritz will bring a full-length version of 18th-century French fairy tale turned Disney classic BEAUTY AND THE BEAST to San Diego’s Civic Theatre on March 18. Presented by La Jolla Music Society, the French company’s rendition blends old with new—including music by Tchaikovsky and a troupe of 22 classically trained dancers paired with contemporary moves by director-choreographer Thierry Malandain, who previously danced with the Ballet National de l’Opéra de Paris and has spearheaded ballets of Romeo and Juliet, Cinderella, and The Nutcracker. But this is no Disney adaptation. Ready to see the show tackle questions of morality, sin, and sexuality? Be our guest. —ARCHANA RAM

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nstage, Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado looks pleased. She is dressed in clothing

representing 1,000 years of history. To her right,

dozens of children, also in traditional costume, sing an ancient Japanese song. To her left, in more modern attire, are a technology expert who has pioneered work in robotics and automated driving, a scientist whose work in immunotherapy has led to breakthroughs in cancer treatment, and a philosopher whose research has led to a new theory of justice.

The princess gazes on both the past and future of civilization.

This was November, in the ceremony for the Kyoto Prize, which selects laureates in the fields of Advanced Technology, Basic Sciences, and Arts and Philosophy. Its global prestige is similar to the Nobel Prize. In fact, nine Kyoto Prize winners have also won the Nobel, like Yoshinori

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Ohsumi, who won in 2012 and 2016, respectively.

Kyoto is the cultural center of Japan and a city known for its temples, shrines, and artistry. And judging by the audience, the event has a lot to do with San Diego’s future. In addition to dignitaries from around the world, the gathering included representatives from many San Diego businesses and universities—Kyocera, ResMed, Union Bank, San Diego Airport Authority, USD, UCSD, SDSU, PLNU, and many others.

“San Diego is one of the largest innovation centers in the world,” says Malin Burnham, one of the prize’s early supporters. “Much of our future is in innovation, so it’s important that we plant another flag in the ground to tell

the world what we’re about.”The Kyoto Prize was started in 1984;

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At least one San Diegan has received the prize. Walter Munk, called the “Einstein of the Oceans,” was a Kyoto laureate in 1999 for his work at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

“Hosting the prize in San Diego brings our city a lot of prestige,” says Dick Davis, the Kyoto Prize administrator and former executive director of San Diego Regional

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While in Kyoto, the San Diego contingent gets a glimpse of the significance of each laureate, and can plan how best to showcase them here. When the prize is celebrated in San Diego this month during the Kyoto Symposium, the universities and businesses cooperate in an unprecedented way.

“One of the big concerns we had when we wanted to expand the event throughout San Diego was whether the universities would work together,” says Rod Lanthorne, former CEO of Kyocera North America. “It turned out that the schools were very complementary, and consistent with a prize that is meant to lift up the human spirit.”

This year’s laureates include philosopher and ethicist Martha Craven Nussbaum, whose ideas helped form USD’s Humanities Center, as well as Takeo Kanade, who will showcase his robotics work for driverless cars and prosthetics at UCSD. Tasuku Honjo, whose research is advancing life sciences and medicine, will speak at SDSU about his cancer therapies, while PLNU* will host the media interviews and opening luncheon for the laureates. Local businesses will also feature

them in events, exploring how the laureates’ research connects with their own. “A lot of laureates come from fields in technology that San Diego is known for,” Lanthorne says.

Kazuo Inamori, the founder of Kyocera, funds the prize through the Inamori Foundation as a means to advance human achievement as well as to improve cultural and spiritual dimensions of society. “Being part of the Kyoto Prize connects San Diegans to ideas that are shaping the future,” says Mary Walshok, associate vice chancellor at UCSD. “It puts our young people in touch with breakthroughs and expands our region’s global footprint.”

When the ceremony comes to San Diego this month, it won’t include a princess or a look into our past. Here, it will be all about the future. A fundraising gala will feature the laureates and will introduce potential future laureates: Three high school students from San Diego and three from Tijuana will each receive a $10,000 college scholarship.

“When those young people tell the audience about their excitement for science and the arts, well, it’s just tingling on the backbone,” says Burnham. “That’s our future.”

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OPEN SESAME The family-owned building was constructed in 1947 to bring quality foreign films to the city. It now also screens indie movies and restored classics. This month, look for Labyrinth on March 10, Franco Zeffirelli’s 1968 Romeo and Juliet on March 12, and Reservoir Dogs on March 15.

MIDNIGHT MASSESThe Ken is famous for its midnight Saturday screenings of cult favorites like The Rocky Horror Picture Show and The Room (this month on March 18 and 11, respectively), and other offbeat events, like a Sound of Music sing-along. Not a night owl? Some films replay on Sunday mornings.

NEW LEASE ON LIFEIn 2014 the theater seemed ready to shutter after a new deal with Landmark Theatres—which has operated the Ken since 1975—seemed unlikely. Fans took to social media to voice their fear of losing the community institution. Ultimately, the Ken renegotiated an agreement and when the lease was renewed, the theater played a weekend of classics to celebrate, including Singin’ in the Rain, Lawrence of Arabia, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

CELEBRITY STATUSVal Kilmer appeared at the Ken in December to promote Citizen Twain, while Tommy Wiseau from The Room visited in January and hosted a post-screening Q&A.

ROOM WITH A VIEWThe theater once had a soundproof crying room with its own speakers for parents with fussy children, and a viewing room that allowed smokers to puff away while watching the flick through a window.

A SHOWSTOPPERAnyone can rent the marquee during non-operational hours. In 2008, Anthony La Rue proposed to his then-girlfriend Shannon Turner via marquee, which read, “Shannon Will You Marry Me.” Patrons noticed the unique signage and were itching to know the answer. Before the 7 p.m. screening, the manager revealed, “She said ‘yes.’”

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The brisket is their showpiece, with a thick, peppery bark (the crust that forms on the outside of the meat) and luscious, fatty, moan-inducing meat below. Every bite is job security for your cardiologist, but care about that elsewhere. It’s served with their house-made chimichurri—a garlic- and vinegar-laced bolt of fresh, pulverized greens that cuts through the fatty meat.

It’s only served at night. Show up early. Lines form. When it’s gone, it’s gone. They can’t just whip up more. Math at barbecue joints is guesswork.

You can order any of their meat by the pound, or on a sandwich. And so I ordered everything. Lamb shoulder, hot links, pulled pork, even turkey breast. Turkey breast seemed like a concession to SoCal’s health squad, and a really poor order. Like slow-smoking tempeh.

But I tell you this. That turkey is the most remarkable piece of meat served at Grand Ole.

Sure, I’d rather eat the brisket or pulled pork. But only because they’re more flavorful raw ingredients. Turkey is a generic, often dry protein that you order out of personal trainer guilt. Their turkey is so perfectly smoked, tender, and delicious that it may have just turned me around on the plus-size fowl. Their pork ribs were about the only disappointment: still tough. And their sides weren’t all perfect, ranging from average (white beans, black bean salad) to really good (spicy

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Andy Harris discovered this hole in San Diego’s food scene a couple years back, so he started a catering company called Grand Ole Barbecue. It did real well, because he and his partners did it right. They did the long, boring, patient, financially cavalier work required to make sublimely tender smoked meat.

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YOU HAVE TO PLAY BY THE RULES. Some rules are written. And some are intimated. If you have a barbecue joint, white tablecloths are a messy choice. If your restaurant clientele is mostly retirees, maybe skip the death-metal Pandora. And if you’ve got a restaurant on Prospect Street in La Jolla, you gotta have a view.

The Hake realized this last year. Actually, they probably realized it the moment they opened. But investing that kind of coin, even for one of Mexico City’s largest restaurant groups (Operadora Bajo de la Tintorera), was a bit hard to swallow on day one.

Now that The Hake has been a hit over three and a half years, they have invested—to the tune of $2.5 million. And oh, lord, what a transformation. The formerly cramped bistro’s square footage went from 3,500 to 5,400, and they added a private dining room with wine bottles acting as walls. Huge plate glass windows—60 feet or so across—look down on La Jolla Cove, the city’s majestic crag of cradled ocean. At sunset, we watch sea lions jump in and out of the waves and onto the rocks, hyperactively warming up for their nocturnal hunt. In lieu of a season pass to SeaWorld, you might just get a season pass to The Hake.

One thing about The Hake’s new view, however, is missing. Thank god. It’s the dirty not-so-secret of the La Jolla Cove restaurant

view: the stench. Since we’re about to talk about food, I’ll refrain from calling it by name. But let’s just say the unappetizing scent is organic and locally sourced—mostly from seagulls and seals. And since The Hake is fully enclosed, you can enjoy the view without the jarring aroma of the wild.

Along with the view, The Hake pulled in a new chef, Aarti Sanghavi, former executive chef of Searsucker Del Mar, and a new beverage director, Joan Villanueva (ex-Tavern, Loews Coronado). Sanghavi’s menu spans the globe, sticking mostly to Mexican and Mediterranean, with a little Indian flair. Villanueva’s menu is simply great cocktails.

In the appetizer section, Sanghavi does a few things exceptionally well, first and foremost the opah chorizo. It’s a shock that there’s no pork in the dish. With spices, she’s able to replicate the rich, spicy umami using opah—a great choice, since it’s a very neutral fish that can mimic meat—and then tops it with a poached egg and ribbons of celery for freshness. Her steam-roasted octopus is beyond tender, with Castelvetrano olives (the best olives by a long shot), half-fried potatoes, supremed sections of grapefruit, and a pepper sauce with chipotles and others.

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Her lobster crudo would be a stunner, but the fresh, raw crustacean is buried under a mound of snap peas and nuts. A delicate fish needs breathing room, and the peas suffocate it, even though the dish’s crispy-fried sunchokes with quality olive oil would win over grumps. The wagyu tartare is respectable, if unremarkable. It needs more lemon, more onion, more zip—and as a fried herb, epazote flavor pales in comparison to, say, sage.

One of the greatest dishes in San Diego, not just The Hake, is served here as a side: those piloncillo roasted carrots with sesame seeds, carrot-top chimichurri, and goat cheese. These carrots make dreams. It’s a healthy dish turned unhealthily awesome, with the deep caramel of the piloncillo (a delicious Mexican brown sugar), tang of the cheese, and then the high vinegar pitch of the chimichurri. Order six or so.

You can see in a dish like this that Sanghavi knows how to make seafood taste intriguingly like land meat, and that’s an inspiring transformation. For more proof, try the tuna carnitas. Sounds like an awful idea, especially because the magic of carnitas comes from a slow braise. If you cook tuna that long, it turns into dry mush. But hers, while still a little tough, works so well. The “smoked hake,” however, falls. It comes served in a hollowed-out bone. That suggests marrow, and it’s exactly what the hake (a deep-sea relative of cod) is tossed in, except ours is nothing but salt.

Getting back to ordering well, try the mussels with a guajillo broth. The only thing you need to do with mussels is make a good broth. The only thing. Mussels without a good broth are basically ugly clams without a cause. And Sanghavi’s broth is absolutely drinkable, redolent of chilies, garbanzo beans, and happiness. One of the best broths in town.

For the “catch of the day,” Sanghavi serves

an opah with an herb chutney (vinegar, herbs, various spices) that’s been in her family for decades. It’s a good chutney, although I might urge her to tweak it just a touch. It needs bigger flavors that we didn’t have decades ago—possibly nuts, ginger, sweet citrus, or a little more heat.

At most restaurants, I’d suggest skipping dessert. Dessert is a different beast, an entirely unique skill set. Cooking savory, you can pretty much throw anything at the pan and taste until it works out. Pastries and desserts, on the other hand, require exact measurements. Improv kills dessert.

But Sanghavi’s savory play on the cheesecake is inspired. It’s not a cheesecake in the way that Woody Allen knows it. It’s essentially a cheese plate molded into the form of an after-dinner sweet. Goat cheese and blue cheese are forced into a wedge, then laden with honey and grapes.

The servers are well aware of the need to preface this dish. “It’s NOT a sweet dessert,” our server tells us. “It’s cheese.” If you understand that, it’s one of the best cheese plates in San Diego—savory, but perfectly, minutely sweet.

Enjoy every bite and then gaze out the plate glass windows at what San Diego could be. With that view, The Hake could be serving Hot Pockets and still get people through the door. Luckily, the food mostly lives up to the eye candy, and occasionally steals the show.

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orena Whiteside Nelson knows the value of a good story. The local PR maven and executive

producer of the KPBS show Savor San Diego spends her days telling stories and pitching her clients to other people

who tell stories. So it’s no surprise that her home is full of character, sourced almost entirely from estate sales and flea markets. Tables stained with wine from dinners of another era, framed paintings salvaged at weekend garage sales, and odd little trinkets create unique vignettes at every corner. Nothing is ordinary or overdone.

She shares the home with her husband, George Nelson, who works for a tech company in the Bay Area, where Lorena is from as well. She grew up frequenting the various vintage markets around San Jose with her parents. “Some of my earliest memories are of getting

up at the crack of dawn on weekends to go to sales with them,” she says. “My dad is really into it. He used to rearrange furniture with me in my room. He has a good eye, and I think I got that from him.”

The couple’s Point Loma house, perched on a La Playa hill, offers stunning views of the bay and downtown. Mediterranean landscaping by Cleator Landscape Design complements the multilevel Spanish architecture, with pebble-strewn pathways, serene agaves, and an ancient olive tree that stands guard as guests climb the stairs to the front door.

The entrance level is composed of a shared kitchen and dining space in addition to the master suite. The Nelsons completely redid the kitchen, transforming the former galley layout into an open plan with a central walnut island. A Talavera tile backsplash makes a statement among the granite countertops and soft,

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creamy cabinets, as do a pair of gold pendants from One Kings Lane. They were “a point of contention,” according to Lorena. “People either love them or hate them. There’s no in between.” The kitchen’s focal point is a custom hood above the range, designed by Ricardo Guerrero to match the architecture, with drywall work by Bryan Wright of Almost Anything in Drywall.

Lorena bought the dining table at an antique store in Ocean Beach (“a steal at $400”). “The finish is pretty worn, but we don’t mind,” she describes. “It gives it a nice aged patina that we don’t worry about damaging. I like the more rustic, primitive stuff.” She found the chairs at an estate sale (“a major score at $40 each”).

From the dining area, a small wrought-iron staircase leads to the upper guest

rooms, which double as office spaces for Lorena and George, who both work from home. Lorena originally wanted to tile around the archways, but didn’t want to commit to something so permanent. Instead, she showed artist Raymundo Galvan photos of the old California missions, and asked him to hand-paint something similar.

A separate staircase off the main level leads to the sunken living area, with a dramatic exposed beam ceiling that the couple repainted a dark wooden hue. They also simplified the fireplace surround, taking it back to its original style with custom drywall accented by Talavera and Saltillo tile. Almost everything in this space was sourced from Lorena’s “weekend treasure hunts,” as she calls them, citing Ocean Beach Antique Mall, Vignettes,

Behold the orchid hospital. “I put orchids that have already bloomed in old antique boxes and bowls to try to get them to flower again,” Lorena says. “The lighting is good there, and it’s close to the sink, making it easier to water them regularly.”

Lorena turned this marble-topped chest (which cost $150!) into a bar with antique decanters. Above it hangs a framed scarf that Lorena paid $5 for. “The frame is a little beat up, but it gives it a hammered look. I love the story and the bargain of it.”

A faux fireplace stands in one of the guest rooms. “We thought we’d give our guests something pretty to look at while in bed,” she says. A little wooden boat in a glass surround sits on the mantel. “It was only $8 and adds a ton of instant character.”


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Karen’s Consignment, and Rare Bird Consigment among her favorite spots.

The living room houses some of her most prized possessions: two California impressionist paintings her father bought at a consignment shop; a Chihuly vase given to her by client and dear friend Su–Mei Yu, founder of Saffron Thai; and a lone Russian wolfhound figurine, part of a huge collection that belonged to her mother, who died of cancer a few years ago.

“I don’t want stuff that other people have,” she says. “I want something unique and different—as opposed to buying everything from one store, like Crate & Barrel. Anybody can go and do that. This creates more character and a different quality.”

Among the many obvious vignettes are a few hidden gems, like the private art gallery in her master bathroom. It’s a mix from various estate sales and the couple’s travels, paintings that hadn’t found a place in the rest of the house. “I figured if it didn’t come out so well, it would be okay, because George and I are really the only ones who will have to look at them,” Lorena explains. “I find myself admiring different pieces while in the shower or getting ready in the morning or for bed.”

ABOVE: Lorena and George’s private art gallery in their master bath. BELOW: One of the couple’s guest rooms, which doubles as an office space. Like the rest of the house, most of the furnishings are sourced from estate sales and antique shops. At the far right hangs a framed Gucci scarf, a recent score at the Rose Bowl Flea Market. “I liked it just because of the design,” she says. “I had no idea about Gucci scarves and was pleasantly surprised when I did a Google search on them after I brought it home.”


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1. MALANDAIN BALLET BIARRITZLa Jolla Music Society presents Malandain Ballet Biarritz returning to San Diego with a new and original full-length ballet, Beauty and the Beast, choreographed by the company’s founder, Thierry Malandain. Set to music by Tchaikovsky, Beauty and the Beast tells a rite-of-passage story aimed at resolving the duality of humanity: Beauty, representing the soul; and the Beast, the vital force and instincts. Tickets start at $20.858-459-3728 | ljms.org

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3. THE GRAUER SCHOOLTeens are natural, imaginative, passionate learners—do our high school environments support that? For 27 years, The Grauer School has been a magnet for educational researchers, school leaders, and a steady stream of lucky local families to its 6-acre “oasis of heartfelt education.” Their college acceptance rate of 93 percent of top choice colleges is unparalleled. Much more important: Grauer students love school.760-274-2116 | grauerschool.com

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GOOD NEWS FIRST: San Diego is more affordable today than it has been in the past. Our median sale price ($493K) is less than it was 11 years ago, when we were paying $520K. As a city, we are foreclosing well below the “normal” national rate.

But home prices are increasing faster than wages. Between 2015 and 2016, median home prices grew 7 percent while wages grew 0 percent. “Inventory has stayed low and moved lower for lower-priced homes,” says Professor Norm Miller, Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance at the University of San Diego School of Business, who’s also affiliated with the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate. “We price out non-homeowners mostly because we don’t approve density or lower-priced housing.” Our land is so valuable—on average, two-thirds the cost of single- family detached housing—that new units need to be smaller and denser to lower the cost of land per unit.

But fret not. Councilmembers Scott Sherman (District 7) and David Alvarez (District 8) are taking an “aggressive approach” to improve the situation by rethinking regulations, fees, permitting, land use, and more.

Change is coming, and you can see it in our road map to the next hot hoods. Imperial Beach is getting a massive makeover, La Mesa still has four-bedroom homes in the $400s, and Convoy Street has plans to become the next Little Italy. We talk to a Bay Park couple who fell in love with Encanto and a family who swapped Point Loma for Jamul. This is a real estate tour of San Diego County as it grows and changes faster than you can say “redevelopment.” And because commute time is crucial, we also offer a proposal for a new kind of transit—one that stops within walking distance of where you actually want to end up.

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LA MESA THE VIBE: La Mesa maintains a small-town charm thanks to a shop- and restaurant-lined historic main street that hosts annual events like a two-day Oktoberfest, a weekly summertime classic car show, and the family-friendly Holiday in the Village. Though East County cities tend to be politically conservative, in November, La Mesa elected Colin Parent to its city council, a young progressive whose day job at Circulate San Diego has him advocating for sustainable land use and more accessible public transit.

WHAT’S HOT: Over the last year or so, La Mesa’s seen a string of new restaurants join old favorites like D.Z. Akin’s, The Village House Kalina, and The Lunch Box. Coin Haus, designed by Philippe Beltran (Bleu Bohème, BO-beau), opened last year and features more than two dozen retro arcade games and a large, self-pour craft

beer selection. Another 2016 addition, Public Square, has been a hit with local coffee afi cionados. Two brand-new spots include “farm-to-fork” restaurant Farmer’s Table and Blvd Noodles, which specializes in pho and ramen.

HOUSING: Know a young couple on the house hunt? It’s still possible to fi nd a four-bedroom house in the $500s here (although the prices are slowly creeping upward). Looking for a swankier abode? For $1.5 million, you can get an acre of land, great views, and lots of living space on Mount Helix.

FUN FACT: La Mesa’s Mount Nebo neighborhood has a system of public stairways created to help folks navigate the hilly terrain. The smallest is a mere 44 steps, while the longest and steepest, at 245 steps, takes you up 830 feet to one of the city’s highest knolls.

IMPERIAL BEACHTHE VIBE: A mere four square miles, Imperial Beach’s identity is defi ned by its surf culture and border with Mexico—it’s not diffi cult to fi nd some amazing taco shops, like the much-raved-about IB Street Tacos. IB’s 4-mile stretch of beach, which includes popular surf spot Boca Rio, reaches down to Border Field State Park, ending where the fence disappears into the ocean. It’s also home to a good portion of the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve and the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Residents showed they appreciate their town’s unique relationship to the environment by electing Serge Dedina, the founder of coastal conservation nonprofi t Wildcoast, as mayor in 2014.

#SOUTHBAYUPRISING: This Twitter hashtag popped up about a year ago as a marketing tool for the South Bay’s growing craft beer scene. Since then, roughly a dozen bars, restaurants, and breweries have joined together to form the South Bay Craft Beer Business Guild. Included in this group is IB Public House, which offers 20 rotating taps of mostly local beers, like Chula Vista’s Novo Brazil Brewing Co. It’s part of a growing dining scene that includes Cohn Restaurant Group’s upscale Sea 180, The Shipping Yard (see page 95), and the just-opened Pizzeria Luigi, which picked Seacoast Drive for its third location.

NEIGHBORHOOD ICONS: Though it might be just a tad garish in daylight, the neon-hued sculpture Surfhenge, which serves as the gateway to the Imperial Beach Pier (a popular fi shing spot), is quite stunning when the setting sun hits it just right.

FUN FACT: Imperial Beach’s small size doesn’t necessarily mean housing is scarce. While a two-bedroom, two-bathroom beachfront

condo will set you back $850,000 (or more), head a couple of miles inland and you might fi nd

a completely remodeled four-bedroom with a large yard for less than $600,000.

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SOUTH OCEANSIDETHE VIBE: South O has remained largely under the radar, often in the shadow of its bigger and more touristy neighbor, downtown Oceanside. But a recent revitalization of its business district, bringing new restaurants, breweries, and boutiques, has investors and young families clamoring to get in. “If downtown Oceanside is Cabo proper, we are San Jose del Cabo,” explains Charlie Anderson, owner of The Privateer Coal Fire Pizza and Marketplace & Wine Bar. “It’s where the locals live.” Anderson, who has lived in the area since second grade, has noticed an infl ux of strollers, bikes, and people walking rather than driving to the main drag. He says, “It’s getting more neighborhood friendly.”

HOUSING: Similar to other coastal neighborhoods, the inventory is scant and expensive. But South O’s beach cottages and old Craftsman architecture possess undeniable charm. Be prepared to move fast, as properties are

getting snatched up as soon as they hit the market and selling above the asking price. According to real estate agent Deb Harper of Coldwell Banker, the average price of a two-bedroom, one-bath, 946-square-foot home is $605,099.

AS FRESH AS IT GETS: The Privateer sources its produce from gardens at two local schools, Palmquist Elementary and Lincoln Middle. “Parents and kids come in to eat foods that they grew,” Anderson says. Also supplying South O’s fruit and veggies is nearby Cyclops Farms, a two-acre ocean-view gem owned by Luke Girling. Once a month, Girling’s customers participate in a “Water Bill Dinner” at Cyclops, helping offset the farm’s increasing utility costs.

LOCAL PRIDE: South O takes care of its own. During the holidays, businesses hosted a Shop Local event that was so successful there are plans to make it monthly, with live music and food stands. “We’re not competitive so much. We’re collaborative,” Anderson says.

KEARNY MESATHE VIBE: This centrally located area hopes to make exciting changes over the next few years. But what will never change is the fact that it’s conveniently circumscribed by the 52, 15, and 805, with the 163 running through the middle. It’s also a big job center, with companies like Northrop Grumman and the Jack in the Box corporate headquarters, so if you live nearby in the enclave known as Spectrum, you can bike to work. Spectrum stands in the area once owned by General Dynamics (north of Tech Way, between Ruffi n and Kearny Villa roads) and is now a mix of retail and homes from different developers.

HOUSING: Several phases of new townhomes and tri-level condos are sold out, although individuals sell them in the mid-$400s and $500s. Ariva’s fourth phase of apartments are scheduled to be available to rent this May or June—prepare to pay upward of $1,800 and make three times the rent. Residents are

professionals in their late 30s to 50s. (Read: no students. It’s quiet.)

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Nearby Convoy Street, the city’s hub for Asian cuisine, is gaining popularity, with new favorites like Pokirrito. Business owners have long hoped to make it the next Little Italy: more walkable, so you can stroll from your ramen dinner to karaoke, but also adding more than 200 angled parking spaces on side streets. The annual San Diego Night Market, which attracted more than 20,000 people last year, will take place again this spring and include even more food vendors.

GETTING AROUND: Councilmember Chris Cate says there are plans to spruce up Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport, get more types of fl ights, and take on some of the business currently going through McClellan-Palomar. Also on the docket is traffi c signal optimization along Balboa Avenue; Qualcomm tried it on Lusk Boulevard and wait times were reduced by 24 percent. Cate is working to invest in more plans like these in the future. Green light!

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THE VIBE: It’s an interesting time in the valley, not least because of the Chargers’ “Chexit” and the initiative to bring a new major league sports team to Qualcomm Stadium. Mission Valley almost feels like one big revolving door, with the departure of the Union-Tribune, the closing of Macy’s, the mixed-use redevelopment of the 200-acre Riverwalk Golf Club, the San Diego River Coalition breaking ground for the Discovery Center at Grant Park, and even Hotel Circle shedding its motel mentality—from the recently redone Hilton on Camino del Rio South to the ol’ Town and Country Resort about to get a big redo with an expected completion in 2018.

HOUSING: Residents are close to the movies, Fashion Valley, and freeways, but affordable HOAs are what make Mission Valley hot. Civita, which opened

in November 2011 and is about one-third built and occupied, is the biggie here. It’s a 230-acre planned community with 4,780 total apartments and homes. The units lean luxury, and some of the homes start in the $600s and $800s. Having earned several architectural and green-construction awards already, Civita puts an emphasis on design, but also on community. For example, the West Park apartments employ a full-time lifestyle director to plan wine tastings, cooking classes, and more for residents. Coming this April is the 14-acre Civita Park, from Schmidt Design Group, the same landscape architects behind Waterfront Park. It’ll be the city’s second largest public park. Future plans for Civita include retail, an elementary school, and a free shuttle to the trolley and other destinations.

THE VIBE: This residential nook wedged between Talmadge, Rolando, and the SDSU area has been long overlooked as a desirable place to live, partly because neighboring Kensington hogs most of the attention. The corner of 54th Street and El Cajon Boulevard, where El Cerrito starts, also leads off into three other hoods. El Cerrito came out of hiding when national home-hunting site Redfin named it the No. 1 up-and-coming neighborhood in the country a couple of years ago.

ARCHITECTURE: El Cerrito remains one of San Diego’s affordable urban villages, with historic architecture included. “You have a variety—art deco, Spanish, and postwar styles—whereas the architecture is more homogenous in surrounding communities,” says Ken Pecus, co-founder of Ascent Real Estate. “You can have the home you want in El Cerrito that’s close to the city, at a signifi cant improvement in price over Kensington and Talmadge.”

HOUSING: A listing on Zillow shows a two-bedroom bungalow in El Cerrito going for $387K, while Redfin lists the average home price in the neighborhood at $320K. However, Pecus says buyers would be hard-pressed to find a home north of El Cajon Boulevard going for less than $500K. With no new developments on the horizon, housing in El Cerrito is limited. And with its proximity to two freeways, Normal Heights and North Park, and the variety of restaurants scattered along the boulevard—Lebanese, Thai, Laotian, Caribbean, and Japanese, to name a few—we bet it won’t stay affordable for long.

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“IF THE CITY DID JUST A COUPLE THINGS—liberalize the granny fl at ordinances to allow them in most places, and allow slightly higher densities, they could take a giant chunk out of the housing defi cit,” says Gary London, president of The London Group Realty Advisors. “The granny fl at would be an incredible boost. It’s a relatively simple and unobtrusive fi x. But the pushback is that adding them causes more parking and congestion on the streets. It’s such a minimum add that I think it’d be a small pill to swallow to accommodate the need.

“By the way, I’m sitting in a granny fl at right now. But I use it as a gym, home offi ce, and entertainment area.” London’s is a 900-square-foot space above his three-car garage in Point Loma, with stairs to his “skybox,” which includes a fi re pit and a 250-degree view of the ocean. The city wouldn’t permit him to rent the space out—however, neither do they check up on what people do with their property after receiving their permit. “Most people would cheat.”

Granny fl at renters tend to be very old or very young, and owners can use the revenue to supplement their mortgage. “It’s smaller and cheaper and appeals to people who have downsized, and it’s a great affordability solution for young families living in the home in front,” he says. “But the city isn’t there yet.”

In late January, Councilmember Scott Sherman, the new chair of the Smart Growth and Land Use Committee, held a housing summit and proposed a more liberal policy. “Easing the current restrictions on granny fl ats provides a great opportunity to

increase housing supply,” Sherman says. “With more families taking care of aging parents, and young adults staying longer in the household, granny fl ats can help provide the answer to help keep the family together.”

When the city does get on board, owners should do their research and crunch the numbers in each scenario.

Being a landlord for a full home is much more diffi cult. “You’re still going to have annual expenses: property tax, maintenance costs, possibly hiring a property manager and paying them 8 to 10 percent, and any type of association fees,” says Ryan Hughes, the owner of Bull Oak Capital, a fi nancial planning fi rm in Little Italy.

Hang on to your home and build a granny fl at if you can afford it and secure the permits. “The beauty of it is, your costs are generally fi xed while your rental rates go up over time.” He cautions, though, to make sure you know what the rental market looks like. Start with Zillow or Redfi n and fi gure out the average rental price in that neighborhood. Also, think about where you’re renting—are there renters? “Places like Chula Vista are good because a lot of military service members are looking to rent there.” —EMG

The beauty of it is, your costs are generally fixed while your rental rates go up over time.

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“Flipping is a great barometer of whether a zip code is hot,” says Daren Blomquist, senior vice

president of ATTOM Data Solutions. He defi nes a fl ipped house as one that’s been sold twice within a 12-month period. Multiple fl ips in a specifi c area

means there’s a lot of interest there—either investors are renting it out or fi rst-time home

buyers are moving in. San Diego County, which is home to 1,174,901 single-family houses and

condos, had 530 fl ips in the third quarter of 2016, or 5.1 percent of all sales. That number is actually

down from last year—we are fl ipping less, no matter what all the HGTV makeover shows have

you thinking. And yet, San Diego’s fl ipping numbers still reveal some trending areas. Of the 98 zip codes in the county, 17 had no fl ips in the third quarter. The top three, with 21 fl ips each,

were in Oak Park (highlighted in last year’s feature), Rolando/El Cerrito (see page 80), and inland Oceanside. More expensive areas, like Rancho Santa Fe’s 92067, saw just two fl ips,

because it takes more time and capital to fl ip an 8,000-square-foot home. Clairemont and Kearny

Mesa (92111, page 79), had nine fl ips, which is up 51 percent from the same quarter in 2015. For the buyer, does this mean higher home prices overall and more competition? “Flippers don’t artifi cially

drive up prices the way subprime mortgage lenders did by providing access to high loan-to-

value mortgages and encouraging people to buy units they could not afford,” says professor Norm Miller, Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance at USD’s business school. “The housing market prices are

driven by changes in demand—think demographics or income—or supply or a lack of supply—think about all the neighborhoods that

won’t support new housing development or more density. Flippers are not the cause of price

increases, but our local offi cials and our NIMBYs are. We desperately need more housing with

density and smaller units if we want to provide more affordable housing, but it has become harder to get approvals in urban areas or rural markets.”

—EMG

ARE WE

FLIPPINGCRAZY?

How long were you in your previous neighborhood, and what made you move? Two years. We were looking to get into a better school district. Why Scripps Ranch? It has great schools, a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, and lots of charm in the more established area; it’s near Lake Miramar, with an easy commute to downtown, but still close to family in Mira Mesa. The schools in Scripps Ranch are known to be pretty good. Jerabek Elementary, for example, has a 10 out of 10 GreatSchools rating. The teacher-to-student ratio is 17 to 1. The Mira Mesa school our son would’ve gone to scored 6 out of 10 and had a ratio of 27 to 1. Diversity plays a role as well. It’s important to us that he go to a school that has a mix of ethnicities and cultures.

How did you fi nd this house? We had a plan to move in about fi ve years, but after seeing that we had enough equity in our

home in Mira Mesa and a rental condo in Mission Valley, we jumped into the market again. The pending interest rate hike played a factor, too. We were only casually looking, so we didn’t feel pressured to fi nd the right house right away. What are your commutes? Jeremy works in Bankers Hill, so the commute is about 25 minutes. I commute out of the airport to New York once a week.

The real estate market here in SD… Seems to move pretty fast. We’ve purchased a total of four homes here. We were very pleased that the sale of our condo in October went so fast. One day on the market and we had offers signifi cantly higher than the asking price. I would attribute that to the low availability of entry-level homes. It’s so expensive here that it’s tough to get in the market. It was also in Mission Valley, which is a hot location for young adults.

Buying tip? We try to fi nd houses that’ve been on the market longer than others, so we can have a better chance at negotiating.

Any nightmare stories? Four days after we were supposed to close on our Mira Mesa home, the lender decided not to fund the loan. Everything was in order prior to that, and we never found out what happened. We ended up fi nding another lender and closed a month later. Unfortunately, we had renters moving into our other house, so we had to stay with Jeremy’s mom and dad for a month.

DUSTIN STANTON, 37, JEREMY DUTSON, 36, AND PERRIN, 1

MOVED FROM: Mira Mesa house; 4 bed, 2 bath; 1,800 square feet

MOVED TO: Scripps Ranch house; 4 bed,

4 bath; 3,200 square feet

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to get approvals in urban areas or rural markets.”—EMG

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What made you move? We lived in Point Loma for 30 years, 17 in the last house. My business shut down in 2009, and we did not want to have as much money tied up in a personal residence. Our last child was heading off to college and we felt it was a good time to sell.

Why Jamul? We can be in Rancho San Diego in 10 minutes and are close to gas stations, food, and groceries. We are also on a quiet street and have city water, not well water.

How did you fi nd this house? I was talking with a good friend who lived in Alpine, and he mentioned what a home was selling for in his neighborhood. It had 3 acres and was selling for 20 percent of what we’d just sold our Point Loma home for. That was a Wednesday. On Thursday I went online looking for homes in Alpine and didn’t see anything that interested me. I called my Alpine friend and asked him where he would live if it wasn’t Alpine, and he said, “Jamul.” I said, “Where’s that?” I found fi ve homes to look at in Jamul that Friday. We actually ended up buying the fi rst house we saw on the following Monday.

What are you excited about in your new place? The price was 40 percent of what we sold our Point Loma home for. So it helped us reach our fi nancial goal and allowed us to invest the other 60 percent. Also, the house was built in 2006, so it’s fairly new construction, well built and single level, very well insulated, and landscaped. It’s also low-maintenance compared to our 1936 Point Loma home. All the landscape irrigation is set up on timers, so we can lock it and leave it. I’ve also really grown to love the drive out into the country and the quiet of where we live. We have space on the 3 acres, peaceful country living, and great neighbors. We have very little fog and the temperature is usually only 10 degrees different from the coast. What are your commutes? It’s 35 minutes to Point Loma. Rush hour can add 15 to 30 minutes.

Neighborhood perk? A wonderful horse named Buzz. I visit him three to four times a week, and we have adopted each other. In truth it’s my neighbor’s horse, but I tell everyone I have my own horse. Fortunately, I don’t have to pay any of the vet bills, feed him, or clean up after him. My neighbor does all this, and still lets me call Buzz my horse. That doesn’t happen in Point Loma!

How long were you in Bay Park? What made you move? Thiago had lived in the condo for going on 10 years! I’d been there with him for seven. We were ready for outdoor space and to buy our fi rst home. It has been a dream of both of ours since we were kids.

Why Encanto? Encanto found us. We looked in Logan Heights, Barrio Logan, City Heights, and were open to go as far as La Mesa, but ended up loving Encanto when we saw the potential for larger yards and space between neighbors.

How long did you look? We were in escrow on a home a year ago and got cold feet and backed out. We started looking again this summer and closed on this place January 14.

What do you love about your new place? Thiago and I are so excited to renovate and put our stamp on our fi rst home together. The plan is to make the half acre of land into a sustainable, party-friendly hangout. We’re defi nitely homebodies, but we love the outdoors, so there will be plenty of yard work on the weekends. We’ve already met our neighbors, all of whom are incredibly cool and have been living in Encanto for years. Apparently, our street has twice yearly block parties and you can feel that the sense of community is strong. We are also in love with how quiet it is at our place—it feels a little bit country.

What are your commutes? When I’m not working from home, Encanto is 10 minutes to downtown. Thiago works in City Heights, so his commute is about 10 minutes each way as well. Our longest commute is to the beach.

Any tips for the potential buyer?Our biggest frustration was that there were always cash offers along with several other offers on the table competing with ours. In the end, we believe you end up in the house that you should be in. It’s good to just trust in the process—and have a great agent who can negotiate their socks off. We couldn’t be happier with our own little fi xer upper.

THIAGO BATISTA, 35 AND BECCA BATISTA, 30

MOVED FROM: Bay Ho condo; 2 bed,

2 bath; 900 square feetMOVED TO:

Encanto home; 2 bed, 1 bath; 1,100 square feet

DOUG AMENT, 58, AND DEBBIE AMENT, 59

MOVED FROM: Point Loma; 4 bed, 3.5 bath;

3,500 square feetMOVED TO:

Jamul; 4 bed, 4.5 bath; 3,600 square feet on 3 acres

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FUTUREYOUR

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MAGINE YOU’RE ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR YOUR JOB IN SORRENTO MESA AND THE RADIO REPORTS HEAVY TRAFFIC ON THE 805. NOT TO WORRY—YOU’LL STILL GET TO WORK ON TIME.

You walk from your home in Normal Heights to what looks like a mini transit station. A small, self-driving “fl ex trolley” is waiting for you with its doors wide open. It’s off-rails, like a bus, but otherwise looks just like a sleek, modern train inside and out. The vehicle moves down the middle of the street in its own protected lane. As the vehicle nears El Cajon Boulevard, it drops into a tunnel and lets you off by the entrance to what looks like a subway station.

You touch your fare card to a turnstile and walk down the platform. An electronic sign shows the U70—“U” for the transfer station, UTC—arriving in two minutes. Shortly after, you step on board a conventional light rail car, just like any modern subway in the world, and you’re on your way, a few local stops before accelerating to express service.

Hillcrest Center… Fashion Valley… Sharp Medical Complex… Convoy… then UTC. Travel occurs mostly at street level, but at times is elevated or in tunnels.

At the UTC station there’s a route going to Sorrento Mesa every few minutes. You walk down the platform to transfer, step onto your vehicle, and less than four minutes later,

I

A public transit idea for a modern San DiegoBY ALAN HOFFMAN

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disembark in Sorrento Mesa near your offi ce.

This scenario is no pipe dream. It’s a realistic vision of how an affordable rapid transit system can be confi gured to match San Diego. It’s called the “Quickway Proposal.”

Transit systems in cities around the world attract and serve residents of

all ages, incomes, locations, and from all walks of life. Transit in San Diego doesn’t. Nearly two-thirds of trolley riders, for example, don’t have a car. More than 80 percent of regular trolley or bus users come from households earning less than $50,000 a year. Market research shows that San Diegans are willing to consider transit, but that transit fails to offer a competitive alternative to driving.

What’s wrong with our current network of trolleys? Too many stations are too far from useful destinations. Take Mission Valley, for example, one of the region’s largest offi ce markets, but most offi ce jobs are beyond walking distance of a trolley station. Too many places aren’t and will not be served. Hillcrest, the heart of North Park, OB, La Jolla... not even in the plans. It’s also too slow, since there are no express trains; too infrequent, running only every 15 minutes; and its stations don’t provide enough protection from the elements—something that will prove increasingly necessary if our winters continue to be this rainy.

Plus, our current and planned trolley lines run in undesirable places, such as along noisy, fumy freeways, limiting stations’ ability to absorb and serve signifi cant new development. Even downtown, after the residential building boom of the 2000s, trolley boardings barely increased.

These are the reasons why the trolley doesn’t meet the needs of enough people.

The Quickway Proposal is different because it takes a smarter approach to building and locating transit infrastructure, which leads to faster, more direct routes that cause ridership to increase dramatically. A Quickway is a grade-separated two-lane road that, like a freeway, has no intersections. Instead, the Quickway goes either over or under other roadways. Stations serving Quickways typically feature passing lanes, which allow express routes to bypass most intervening stations and save riders time.

Unlike rail lines, Quickways don’t have to be built contiguously, because fl ex trolleys can use existing conventional roads. Two disconnected Quickway segments—say, a few blocks in North Park and a few more in Hillcrest—automatically cut transit time by a third; and, as the connecting pieces are built, travel time becomes twice as fast as driving.

The proposed network starts out supporting “rapid buses” and emergency vehicles, directly serving most of the region’s hospitals and other emergency services. As connecting pieces are built, they can be scaled up to rail or some new form of guided,

autonomous vehicles, but the benefi ts of the infrastructure are felt from day one. The Quickway Proposal would reduce overall transit time by an average of 65 percent

as compared with a 19-percent reduction expected with current plans, all while saving both capital and operating costs. By reaching into San Diego’s densest communities with real infrastructure, the Quickway Proposal better mitigates the traffi c and parking impacts of new development. It can also facilitate world-class transformations of most urban communities by making new town squares and parks economically viable.

Research shows that San Diegans will consider transit, but that transit fails to offer a competitive alternative to driving.

THE QUICKWAY NETWORKOCEANSIDE

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SDSU

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OTAY BORDERSAN YSIDRO

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ENCINITASPOINSETTIABOULEVARD

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Alan Hoffman is the founding director of the Center for Advanced Urban Visioning and a lecturer in city planning at SDSU

WILL IT HAPPEN? Quickway fans can write their mayor, city councilmember, or county supervisor.

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LA confidential: San Diego is the better burgh! Heading

into baseball season, it’s time for a little bragging and boasting. All in good fun, of course. We’ve got a lot that the City of Angels hath not. Here are 22 reasons why we

kick LA’s sorry (surgically enhanced) butt. And traffic is

just the start.

Southern California is widely considered “earthquake country,” but if you really want to split hairs (or tectonic plates) it’s Los Angeles that’s at greater risk for the Big One. LA has more fault lines than anywhere else in the state, and is within 35 miles of the southern segment of the San Andreas Fault, which seismologists say is capable of a deadly magnitude 8 earthquake.

San Diego County’s O� ce of Emergency Services says our region has “sparse seismicity” compared to its Southern California neighbors. Sure, San Diego gets some small earthquakes and would likely feel the rumbles of a big LA quake, but experts don’t think it would be the epicenter. San Diego’s own Rose Canyon Fault is considered the only major active earthquake fault in the urban San Diego region, but it hasn’t given us a good shake in at least 200 years. —JENNIFER MCENTEE

Two hundred million dollars will buy you a couple things. An island in the Bahamas. A presidential inauguration. Add $27 million, and you could even have the 2016 LA Dodgers.

� e San Diego Padres opened last year spending $99 million on their players. � e Dodgers had the highest payroll in baseball at $227,329,905.

� e Dodgers were like that youth soccer team from the good part of town who hires Pele to coach their six-year-olds, and resuscitates Sun Tzu to teach them the art of war. Of course that team is going to whup the kids whose parents have failed to drive cars fueled by gold and sa� ron.

So the Dodgers bought—excuse me, won—the division. At this point, is it about baseball anymore?

I have, at times, wished the Padres would spend bazillions of dollars and bring a World Series to San Diego. But now I take pride in the fact that when—it’s not an if, it’s a when—the Padres manage to take the title, it will be with a scrappy team of underpaid players who won by raw talent, sheer will, and magic.

Yes, the Padres are the Bad News Bears. And when it � nally happens, the payo� will be that much sweeter. You can buy greatness, or you can make it. One of those is expected, and one of those is memorable.

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I could have lived in LA. When I relocated from Virginia, my employer said I could go anywhere they had an o� ce. LA was their top market, and I was working on a (really bad) screenplay. LA made sense.

But that’s not what I did. Los Angeles was overwhelming: tra� c, pollution, aggression, masses of people. LA was less a place to love than to endure. San Diego seemed more manageable. I was visiting a friend in OB, and there was something about the way the light hit the water o� the pier. It just felt like home.

� at was 25 years ago, and that decision gets validated frequently, particularly in my work. I write about biotech—translating the science into English. I can’t imagine a better place to ply my craft.

Most people think of San Diego as a tourist mecca or a military town, but my lens is biology. I think about the stretch from UCSD to Sorrento Mesa: Salk, TSRI, Sanford Burnham Prebys, Illumina, and hundreds of small companies trying to move genius ideas to market—a target-rich environment.

� ere are actually more life sciences professionals in LA County than San Diego, but it’s kind of a misleading statistic. Many work for just one company, Amgen. San Diego’s biotech community is more distributed.

In fact, San Diego has something LA wants: a life sciences startup culture. � e LA County Board of Supervisors recently earmarked $3 million for LA BioMed, a bioscience incubator. � ey’re sick of seeing their young entrepreneurs � ee to San Diego and the Bay Area. Who can blame them?

� at’s what makes San Diego such a vibrant life sciences community—so many clever people willing to risk everything on an idea. Edico Genome is developing hardware and software to accelerate genomic diagnoses. Organovo is 3-D printing liver and kidney tissue to advance drug discovery. Tocagen is developing a gene therapy to treat the most deadly brain tumors.

Some people lament that San Diego doesn’t have a big biotech to anchor the cluster, like an Amgen or a Genentech (now part of Roche), but I think that � ts the city’s personality. We’re smaller, more agile, quicker to the prize. We have a community of serial entrepreneurs who develop a therapy, sell it to one of the big guys, and reinvest the proceeds into a brand-new idea.

I don’t have the nerve for that sort of risk, but I love talking to people who do. Living in San Diego, I never have to look hard to � nd them.

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Leaving Los AngelesMost of the cities on either side of the nearly-2,000-mile US-Mexico border aren’t even worth a pit stop. (We’re looking at you, Antelope Wells.)

In our case, we have two dynamic cities straddling la frontera, which means double the fun.

Tijuana’s reputation as the street taco capital of the world is old news: between Telefónica Gastropark and Taco Alley, there’s a truck or stand for everyone. What’s newer is the city’s � ner dining delights: stalwart Misión 19 still churns out inventive Mexican cuisine, Oryx Capital has a delicious suckling pig and Verde y Crema is a paradise for locavores. Drinkers will enjoy the multitude of craft beer tasting rooms, like at Insurgente and Border Psycho, as well as the craft cocktails at Nórtico, Oryx Capital’s speakeasy.

Galleries like La Caja Galeria are hosting some of Mexico’s most esteemed artists, like Tijuana native Jaime Ruiz Otis, who uses recycled materials from foreign factories, or maquiladoras, for his pieces. Design stores are popping up everywhere, too: Object stocks only Mexican makers, and Casa Duhagón, featuring designs from its principal, who is also an architect, is a decorator’s dream. Speaking of design, Tijuana’s � rst boutique hotel, One Bunk TJ, is set to open on Avenida Revolución. In it, there are a handful of smartly out� tted rooms and a pop-up store from Object.

� ere’s also Cross Border Xpress, which opened in late 2015. For just $16 each way, you can skip the border and Tijuana tra� c, park in the United States, and access the Tijuana International Airport via footbridge, opening up a world of lower-cost � ights. To date, 1.3 million passengers have done so. International travel doesn’t get any easier. Take that, LAX! —Jackie Bryant

Mexico is our next-door neighbor

SD

ARE SCRAPPYScientistsBY JOSH BAXT


“� ere are more agents in LA, but they are, like the town itself, TV- and movie-focused, so I’d much prefer to be agenting books from San Diego, an ever-waking giant. On the edge of America, bordering Mexico and the Paci� c, we can see beyond the con� nes of the New York publishing maze and focus on our authors, who are based in California and the world beyond. � e bottom line is, once you make your mark, phone calls are returned, so why not live in America’s Finest City?” —Legendary literary agent Sandra Dijkstra, on choosing to live and work in San Diego

Talk to my agent…in San Diego

We grow more avocados

Holy guacamole!San Diego County is

the leading producer of avocados in the US, according to the San Diego County Farm Bureau. In fact, 40 percent of all avocados grown in California come from our region.

Fallbrook is hailed as the “Avocado Capital of the World,” and hosts a free avocado festival each April with an annual attendance of more than 100,000 people taking in avocado-themed art, a guacamole cook-o� , food vendors with delights like avocado gelato, and even a “best-decorated avocado” contest. —JM

WHAT YOU MISS ABOUT LA: � is might sound strange, but the gra� ti—not tagging; there is a di� erence. I’m used to seeing a lot of street art. � ere is some in SD, but in LA, we have some really intricate, beautifully done artwork all over downtown. It highlights our diversity, our culture.

GOOD RIDDANCE TO: � e tra� c. I would have to allocate an hour of time to get anywhere. Here, I can hop in an Uber 15 minutes before I need to be somewhere, and I’ll make it in time.

SAN DIEGO RULES BECAUSE... � e slower pace of life down here has allowed me to enjoy things I wouldn’t otherwise appreciate in LA, like nature, meditation, relaxing beaches, and health and wellness.

� berty ZabalaReporter and Weather Anchor, NBC 7 San Diego

From: Eagle Rock

Years in San Diego: 3

We asked Angelenos who defected to San Diego what they miss (and don’t miss) about life in La La Land. Compiled by Marie Tutko Leaving Los Angeles

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Our soldiers are not actors

Nobody Walks in LA, But � ey Should By Maile Proctor

Within two weeks of living in Los Angeles, I paid over $200 in parking tickets. I lived

there for almost � ve years before coming to my senses and moving back to SD. It’s true: Nobody walks in LA. But if more people did, they could avoid some of these issues:

You need a law degree to read parking signs. � ere’s a di� erent parking sign on every street corner: “Two-hour parking Monday–Friday, except during hours divisible by four, ignoring daylight saving time and feast days (Julian calendar only).”

Don’t expect free parking. Not at the grocery store, Target, the post o� ce, work, your friend’s apartment complex, anywhere.

“What’s the point? Everywhere you go has valet!” � ere’s a valet in places where there shouldn’t be, like IHOP and Runyon Canyon. And regardless of where you are, valet parking’s an overpriced hassle.

A tra� c jam, when you’re already late. � ere’s no such thing as an ETA. You can ask Waze or Siri and they’ll give you their best guess, but you need to tack on extra time for tra� c. � ere might

be a restaurant opening, movie premiere, or the president’s motorcade is in town, or they’ve simply decided to shut down an entire freeway (carmageddon).

Jesus, take the wheel. � ere’s a guy who stalks the streets dressed like Jesus. He used to hang out near Sunset and Highland and Crescent Heights and Wilshire, but I’ve also run into him at � e Comedy Store. Moses parted the Red Sea, but Jesus has no such powers in tra� c. In fact, he makes matters worse. People stop to take pictures. Keep it moving: Honk for salvation and be on your merry way.

Within two weeks of living in Los Angeles, I paid over $200 in parking tickets. I

there for almost � ve years before

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WHAT YOU MISS ABOUT LA: LA has some of the densest Asian communities in the country, so authentic Asian food is much easier to � nd. You really can’t go wrong with a majority of the restaurants in San Gabriel Valley. � ere are some gems here in San Diego, but there are just more options in LA.

GOOD RIDDANCE TO: � is should come as no surprise: the tra� c. I’ve had some terrible and very desperate near-bladder-explosion situations.

SAN DIEGO RULES BECAUSE... I work in a fast-paced industry, so it’s nice to come home to what feels like vacation. It’s much harder to a� ord living � ve minutes from the beach in LA.

Fiona LeungPublic Relations & Events Manager, Katalyst PR

From: West Covina


If you want to enjoy a pint of beer or a glass of wine right where they are made, LA County is a bit of a beverage desert: It’s distinctly lacking in local breweries, wineries, and vineyards.

San Diegans are especially lucky from a fermented beverage standpoint: We have an astounding variety of choices that are not only easily accessible, but also world-class in terms of quality.

On the beer front, San Diego currently boasts more than 130 breweries, spread out across the county. We have brewers as far north as Fallbrook and Oceanside, as far east as Alpine and Julian, and we have seven breweries just between Chula Vista, El Cajon, and Santee. Not to mention about a dozen brewpubs in North Park alone.

LA County has 26 breweries—one of which is Pabst—most of which are in the hard-to-reach downtown area. By comparison, we’ve got 26 breweries just within the stretch from Oceanside to San Marcos.

Of course, if you want to talk about the quality of beer produced, there’s little doubt that San Diego outshines not only Los Angeles, but most every other county in the nation.

Dozens of our breweries have won major medals at the biggest national and international beer competitions; last year San Diego won 32 medals at the World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival alone, and Karl Strauss was crowned 2016 Mid-Size Brewing Company and Mid-Size Brewer of the Year by the latter.

Don’t get us wrong, LA breweries

are—by and large—excellent in terms of quality, but San Diego has gone beyond just quality; it has actually created its own unique style of beer. � e now-famous “San Diego style” started with turbocharged IPAs that were super-hoppy, big, bold, and bitter. � at approach soon spread to other styles of beer—including pale ales, pilsners, and Belgian styles—and is now emulated by breweries around the world, including in LA.

Prefer reds and whites? � ere are 115 wineries in San Diego County and they—much like our breweries—can be found in every corner of the region. Los Angeles County has 25–30 active wineries open to the public, but we have 35 in our central inland area alone (between Escondido and Ramona), including Domaine Artefact, Highland Hills, and Milagro. If nature � ares up your allergies, we’ve got urban wineries, too, like Vinavanti or LJ Crafted.

Chalk it up to San Diego having more distinct wine-friendly microclimates than any other county in the US, resulting in more than 60 vinifera varietals—everything from France’s Bordeaux and Rhône to Italy’s Tuscan and Piedmont and Spain’s Rioja—not to mention the old classics from right here in California, like primitivo and petite sirah.

Wherever you may be in San Diego County—you can most often get to a brewery or winery in less than 20 minutes. And where does 20 minutes in LA get you? I think you already know the answer to that one.

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We tri harderSure, LA is on the short list to host the 2024 Olympics. But without us, there would be no tri in the Summer Games. � e � rst-ever triathlon took place on Fiesta Island in 1974. San Diegans Jack Johnstone and Don Shanahan conceived, directed, and participated in the race they coined “triathlon,” a term Johnstone spelled out for the trophy maker since it didn’t yet exist in the dictionary. You’re welcome, world. —Christine Pasalo

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San Diego knows Mexican food like only a community this close to the Tijuana border could.It makes sense. San Diego is the birthplace of the Roberto’s Taco Shop chain, a 24-hour fast-casual eatery that knows its way around a carne asada burrito. Founded in 1964, there are 14 Roberto’s in San Diego today, and hundreds of worthy ’bertos imitators, from Adalberto’s to Juanberto’s to Rigoberto’s. � e closest Angelenos can get to an actual Roberto’s Taco Shop? Mission Viejo. In Orange County. Lo siento, amigos al norte. —JM

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Not only have Mexican food outposts � ourished in San Diego since the 1920s, but we expanded the menu, introducing a drink and two dishes to the rest of the nation.

FROZEN MARGARITABack in 1947, bartender Albert Hernandez Sr. (who passed away in 2006) invented the frozen margarita at La Plaza, a Mexican restaurant once located in Bird Rock.

Hernandez’s take was an adaptation of the margarita served at Rancho La Gloria, the Baja restaurant often considered the cocktail’s birthplace. Instead of serving the drink on the rocks, Hernandez combined Jose Cuervo Gold tequila, Cointreau, fresh lime juice, and ice in a blender. Made by the pitcher, the slushy margs were served in salt-rimmed glasses adorned with a lime wedge.

So the Chargers have left us. I won’t say good riddance, because I died inside. � e Chargers were a bridge between me and my father. � e Chargers were better than church.

But I will say this: poor Los Angeles.

� e Chargers have gone to a city that has proven unable to keep a football team. � e Raiders left. � e Rams left (and returned). � e Chargers left (they started there in 1960). Los Angeles loves cheekbones more than it loves football.

� ere’s a reason why football doesn’t work in Los Angeles. First of all, in order to navigate LA tra� c, you’d have to leave on a � ursday to make the kicko� at a Sunday game. Second, tra� c is awful. � ird, tra� c is bad.

No one will go. � e “sel� e value” just doesn’t pan out.

And now LA has two teams—the Rams and the Chargers. � e Rams have the richest owner in football. � e Chargers don’t. Who do you think is going to spend the money to brand the team and win over the hearts of Angelenos?

� e Chargers are now the bridesmaid, not the bride, to a town that doesn’t care. � ey are the microscopic � sh in a big pond.

Trust me, San Diego, when I say that we’re better o� . We can take a few years spending that money on things that matter—education, infrastructure, fraudulent city contracts—and then invest in a team with an owner who has the clout and passion to actually compete.

San Diego Super Chargers, no more. In Los Angeles, they are the San Diego Superfluous Chargers.

We’ve only lost one team

CALIFORNIA BURRITOYep, that wonderful forearm-size frankenfood in which french fries share top billing with carne asada, salsa fresca, cheese, and guacamole. It’s an a� ront to the cold-pressed juice lifestyle and we’re okay with that.

Granted, its origin story lacks detail. According to Gustavo Arellano, a leading historian of Mexican American food, it was � rst sold in the 1980s by the ’bertos chain, the San Diego family taco shop operation that began with Roberto’s and includes Alberto’s, Filiberto’s, and others. But no one can recall which ’berto invented it, nor the speci� c year it was � rst sold.

Still, two points are incontestable: french-fry-� lled burritos didn’t exist in the US before they appeared in San Diego, and fries make everything better.

FISH TACOSan Diego State alum Ralph Rubio introduced America to � sh tacos in 1983. His � agship? A converted Orange Julius walk-up stand on Mission Bay Drive dubbed “Rubio’s Fish Tacos.”

� e business idea was inspired by surf trips he’d taken to San Felipe during college, when he and fellow Aztecs fueled their pursuit of swells with the prized Baja street food.

Today, the � rst brick-and-mortar Rubio’s, which sits on the spot of the walk-up, is just one of 201 restaurants operating in California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and Florida.

His surf days are behind him, for now. “I still have all of my boards,” Rubio says. “I need to sell a few more � sh tacos before I can ‘retire’ and paddle out again.” —CP

Mexican food favorites

WE INVENTED THREE

WHAT YOU MISS ABOUT LA: I miss going to Dodgers games with my family. I do root for the Padres, but it is always tough when the Dodgers are in town.

GOOD RIDDANCE TO: Besides the tra� c, how people are so busy and focused that they forget to look up, and smile and say “hi.” SAN DIEGO RULES BECAUSE... It’s a big city, but has a small-town feel.

Ernesto Arredondo

San Diego Area President,

Wells Fargo

From: Whittier


By Troy Johnson

http://sdmag.com/

SD


San Diego has the 12th-best park system among the largest 100 American cities

according to � e Trust for Public Land (TPL), the national nonpro� t that advocates for the creation and improvement of parks. Los Angeles didn’t even place in the top 60.

Because parks make up so much of our city area (nearly 40,000 acres), they’re less people-dense than, say, those in LA. According to ParkScore, TPL’s rating system, 30 San Diegans are served per park acre, compared to 100 in LA. Less crowding means better access to playgrounds, recreation centers, and basketball courts.

Also, more of us live within one mile of a public park than someone living in LA, and when parks are plentiful and nearby, they improve a city’s quality of life: Studies have shown that people living in or near green areas experience a 12-percent lower mortality rate.

� is year will see upgrades to existing playgrounds in park-de� cient communities, such as Chollas Lake and Larsen Field, and the completion of new skate parks in Linda Vista and City Heights, thanks to the department’s pursuit of federal and state funding. —CP

In terms of public parks, we are � elds ahead

Of San Diego County’s 4,526 square miles, one-third of our county is public land available for recreational use and all is accessible within a two-hour drive. Add to that the 2,000 species of plants, including the rare Torrey pines, and San Diego really is still wild. San Diego’s jagged topography lends itself to a rich and varied landscape—we have the largest biodiversity of any county in the US–and while sunny and 73 degrees might seem like a constant, our highest and lowest temperatures have been recorded at 122 F in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park’s rugged badlands and a chilly minus 4 F in the pine-shadowed canyons of Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. More than 500 species of bird have been recorded by the San Diego Audubon Society, at least 23 of which are endemic to this region. Look for the light-footed clapper rail and Belding’s Savannah sparrow at the Tijuana Estuary, then visit the mountain town of Julian to see frenetic white-naped pygmy nuthatches creep up oaks and rare white-headed woodpeckers bore holes in a pine snag. But birds aren’t the only animals here—San Diego is also home to 742 species of mammals, which includes the endangered peninsular bighorn sheep, found on the foothills surrounding Borrego Springs, or the jumpy Stephens’ kangaroo rat. —JADE BELZBERG

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IS BETTER AND CLOSER

Since 2009, the county has taken in 23,094 refugees from 34 countries, according to data compiled from the U.S. Department of State. � at’s more than any other region in California, making us a leader in the state’s e� ort to shelter people forced to � ee their home countries due to violence and persecution. —CP

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WHAT YOU MISS ABOUT LA: Koreatown! � ere is nothing better than walking into that hole-in-the-wall spot at 3 a.m. and getting a bowl of kimchi soup. I miss Runyon Canyon; my restaurant was at the base of it, and I used to run it every day. I also miss the competitive culinary scene of Los Angeles, like going to Ink by Michael Voltaggio to check out what the most cutting-edge ideas are at the moment.

WHY YOU CAME BACK: I had been planning to open � e Shipping Yard in Imperial Beach for many years. IB is where my family is from. My West Hollywood restaurant closed in 2015, and the entire food scene had grown so much in the years I was away.

WHAT YOU MISS ABOUT LA: San Diego has my heart, but LA has my stomach. I miss restaurants like Cho Cho San and its “911 roll”—a savory and spicy tuna roll with avocado, scallions, and chili oil. LA also has California Chicken Cafe and Zankou Chicken—a Lebanese restaurant that serves a delicious rotisserie coupled with a to-die-for garlic spread.

GOOD RIDDANCE TO: � e nightlife scene. It’s much more pretentious than San Diego. It’s common for a club to pop up for about three months before being shut down, and completely remodeled and renamed, by the same company. Also, you have to stand around and get handpicked to enter. So, unless you know the bouncer or are with a group of women, good luck!

Steve BrownChef, � e Shipping Yard

From: Imperial Beach

Years in LA: 9

Daniel HalimiAttorney, D’Egidio Licari Townsend & Shah

From: Woodland Hills


Los Angeles has an amazing restaurant scene. I’m not going to tell you di� erent. To say San Diego has more options than LA is to admit lunacy.

What I will tell you is: San Diego’s restaurant scene is better.

San Diego has more small farms than any county in America. And if I’ve learned anything as a food writer, it’s that small farm food tastes a hell of a lot better than big farm food. It’s the di� erence between Coors Light and craft beer. � e fewer things you focus on, the better those things are. Period. A pretty basic law of life.

LA has great big farms. � at’s nice. San Diego has great small farms. � at’s better.

Food tastes best the very second it is pulled from its source. Every second after that, it slowly descends into mediocrity and eventual spoil (not to mention it starts to bleed nutrients).

To test this theory, taste a ripe tomato as soon as it’s plucked from the vine. Hosannah! It tastes like an actual tomato. Sweet, acidic, perfect. It tastes like the tomato your grandmother swore tomatoes tasted like, and why she complains every time you cook. Now taste that same tomato three hours later. Still good. But less good.

“Farm-to-table” is an abused word. A lot of BS. Hell, fast food gets their produce from a farm somewhere.

But San Diego is by far the country’s truest “farm-to-table” mecca. Our 6,600-or-so small farms deliver the world’s best produce to our chefs in the shortest amount of time.

Chino Farm? � e one that helped make Alice Waters and Wolfgang Puck famous? It’s not in Beverly Hills. It’s here.

Admittedly, Santa Monica had the � rst great farmers’ market in Southern California. But those days are over. Now, San Diego’s farmers’ markets are the greatest thing in not only SoCal, but the globe.

Our chefs are cooking with this produce. Los Angeles is cooking with it, too—just a couple hours or days later.

San Diego also has an ocean as its border. Groundbreaking studies have revealed fresh seafood to be desirable. Due to soul-sucking tra� c, seafood takes longer to get where it’s going in LA. Nothing kills the quality of your restaurant meal quite like rush hour on the 405.

San Diego also has a Mexico, which is growing some of the best produce, olive oil, and wine in the Americas. Sure, Los Angeles can get some of that action, but only after a few hours in a hot truck. Congratulations on second place, Los Angeles.

On top of it all, LA lives and dies by trends—and trends are meant to die. With four million residents, a new restaurant opens up every six seconds or so. And with every restaurant that opens in LA, a formerly trendy restaurant closes. You may be thinking there are too many restaurants opening in San Diego—and there are—but LA is 10 times worse.

Instead of hopping from one trendy restaurant to the next, San Diego diners repeatedly visit their favorites. � at repeat business helps restaurateurs, and they use that money and experience to get better. A lot better. Longevity breeds excellence.

So San Diego has the freshest produce and seafood of any big city in the world. Our restaurants tend to last longer, which yields better food. Sorry, LA. We’ll send you the food we don’t use. —TJ

LA can’t come close to San Diego’s food quality

A shopping district like Melrose. And a Barneys!

More high fashion—in shops, on the street, at work.

A light rail to the beach.

Venice Beach and Abbot Kinney: the shops, the food, the freaks.

Big wide boulevards, like Wilshire and Sunset, that serve as city arteries and double as highways.

Iconic restaurants like � e Ivy and Dan Tana’s, and more maître d’s in tuxes.

More Jewish delis and at least one JFD.

� e Polo Lounge. � at Martinique wallpaper at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

A storied college crosstown rivalry, like UCLA vs. USC.

� e Broad. � e Getty. � e Pantages. � e Ahmanson.

A progressive mayor with 200,000 Instagram followers.

Direct � ights to Paris, Istanbul, Hong Kong.

Ryan Gosling.

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Martinique wallpaper at the Beverly Hills

Don’t get us wrong. Tinseltown ain’t all bad. Here’s a few imports

that SD could bene� t from.

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Haas, Fesler & Ames APCSan Diego619-719-4702

HEALTH CARE BUSINESSStephen F. TreadgoldHooper, Lundy & Bookman, P.C.San Diego858-554-0500

HEALTH CARE LITIGATIONCarlo CoppoDiCaro, Coppo & PopckeCarlsbad760-918-0500

HEALTH LAWMichael Alan ReedSan Diego858-499-3046

William Nicholas Sauer, Jr.La Jolla858-454-2014

HEALTHCARE & HOSPITAL LAWRobert Berlien McCraySolana Beach619-980-5845

HIGH ASSET & COMPLEX LITIGATIONSteven Eugene BoehmerMcDougal, Love, Eckis, Boehmer & FoleyLa Mesa619-440-4444

HIGH TECHNOLOGYRichard Lee Anglin, Jr.Del Mar858-259-4747

HIGH-EXPOSURE CATASTROPHIC INJURY CASESJohn Buckley CampbellSan Diego619-318-0940

HOSPITALITYVan Allen TengbergFoley & Lardner LLPSan Diego858-847-6700

HOTELSCharles Frederick Reidelbach, Jr.Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLPSan Diego619-236-1551

Michael John WhittonTroutman Sanders LLPSan Diego858-509-6000

HR & EMPLOYMENT LAWDeanna Marie BakerSan Diego619-255-0125

IMMIGRATION & NATIONALITY LAWRobert Allan MautinoMautino & MautinoSan Diego619-235-9177

Gary B. PerlFragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLPSan Diego

Lisa SpiegelDuane Morris LLPSan Diego415 957 3069

IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATIONHoward HomLaw Office of Gail DulaySan Diego619-237-5032

Sandra Mary WagnerSan Diego858-792-9020

IMMIGRATION LAWFausta Maria AlbiLarrabee Albi Coker LLPSan Diego858-642-0420

Reza AthariReza Athari & Associates, PLLCSan Diego

Jan Joseph BejarSan Diego

Samuel William BettwySan Diego619-546-7125

Diana Vellos CokerLarrabee Albi Coker LLPSan Diego858-642-0420

Jeanne Marie MalitzMalitzlaw, Inc.San Diego619-269-6150

Robert B. C. McSeveneySan Diego619-661-3327

Sharon Regina MehlmanSan Diego858-412-6300

Leon Jeffrey SnaidSan Diego858-412-1309

INDIVIDUALSTodd Eric KobernickSan Diego619-243-8680

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTSDonald G. LewisLewis Kohn & Walker LLPSan Diego

INHERITANCE, ESTATE & GIFT TAXESJeremy B. CrickardWithers Bergman LLPSan Diego858-400-1306

605 C Street, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92101619-595-3001ckslaw.com619-595-3001ckslaw.com

For more than 30 years, Cohelan Khoury and Singer has specialized in class actions in California with an emphasis in labor

and employment law, successfully representing hundreds of thousands of employees. The firm has based its practice on a commitment to truth, honesty, and careful understanding of its clients’ interests in complex litigation throughout the state, specializing in consumer class actions, antitrust, and public interest cases.

With more than a century of combined civil litigation experience, including certified class actions in state and federal courts, class action trials and settlements, the lawyers of Cohelan Khoury and Singer have earned the respect of the judicial system and have built strong relationships with fellow attorneys. The firm’s attorneys are published authors and lecturers with a variety of professional accolades, including California Lawyer of the Year, all partners’ repeated designation by their peers as “Super Lawyers,” and membership in the Top 75 Labor and Employer Lawyers of the Year.

Cohelan Khoury and Singer has also achieved statewide recognition for pro bono public interest work. Additionally, as board members for a variety of state and local organizations and foundations, each member of the firm takes pride in his or her dedication to social responsibility and their work advocating for disadvantaged groups and individuals.

Combining principled values with exemplary skills in class action cases, the law firm of Cohelan Khoury and Singer remains committed to participating in meaningful cases and obtaining a fair and just result for its clients.

COHELAN KHOURY AND SINGER


CIVIL LITIGATION

http://ckslaw.com/



INSOLVENCY & COMMERCIAL BANKRUPTCYJames Putnam HillSullivan Hill Lewin Rez & Engel A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego619-233-4100

Gary Bruce RudolphSullivan Hill Lewin Rez & Engel A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego619-233-4100

INSOLVENCY & RESTRUCTURINGMatthew Shane WalkerPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego858-847-4158

INSURANCERobert Paul AllenbySullivan Hill Lewin Rez & Engel A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego619-595-3209

Dale Alan AmatoBerger Kahn, A Law CorporationSan Diego858-547-0075

Scott C. CumminsCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

Timothy Clarke EarlSullivan Hill Lewin Rez & Engel A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego619-233-4100

Clyde C. Greco, Jr.Law Offices of Greco Traficante Schulz & Brick A.P.C.San Diego888-598-1981

Timothy Paul IrvingTroutman Sanders LLPSan Diego858-509-6000

Peter B. LightstoneSummers & Shives, A.P.C.San Diego858-874-1800

Louise Marie McCabeTroutman Sanders LLPSan Diego858-509-6000

Joseph Louis OlivaOliva & Associates, ALCSan Diego858 385 0491

William Earl O’NellSan Diego619-702-7636

Kennett Lawrence PatrickWinet, Patrick & WeaverVista760-758-4261

Terrell Ann QuealySan Diego619-702-7007

Robert Alan StellerSan Diego619-559-7657

INSURANCE BAD FAITHGordon Spencer ChurchillCadena Churchill, LLPSan Diego619-546-0888

Mark W. HansenSan Diego619-357-4025

Gina L. LacagninaNeil, Dymott, Frank, McFall & Trexler APLCSan DiegoRandall Melvin NunnHughes & Nunn, LLPSan Diego619-231-1661

Robert H. Roe, Jr.Vista760-443-0984

Bruce Elliott SulznerSulzner & Associates APCSan Diego619-232-1529

INSURANCE BAD FAITH DEFENSEKellene Johnson McMillanSan Diego858-459-0571

INSURANCE BAD FAITH LITIGATIONKenneth N. GreenfieldLaw Offices of Kenneth N. GreenfieldSan Diego858-675-0301

Alexandra N. SelfridgeLaw Offices of Kenneth N. GreenfieldSan Diego858-675-0301

INSURANCE COVERAGERoger D. BrownSan Diego619-665-1231

Linda Maria CiprianiDel Mar858-793-5427

Bruce Irwin CornblumBruce Cornblum APCSan Diego858-485-8770

Joan Creigh LittleSan DiegoAndrew R. McCloskeyMcCloskey, Waring & Waisman LLPSan Diego619-237-3095

James A. McFallNeil, Dymott, Frank, McFall & Trexler APLCSan Diego619-238-1712

Dominic Stephen NesbittOsborne & Nesbitt LLPSan Diego619-557-0343

Martin L. ShivesSummers & Shives, A.P.C.San Diego858-874-1800

Kathy P. WaringMcCloskey, Waring & Waisman LLPSan Diego619-237-4001

Roberta Taylor WinstonBerger Kahn, A Law CorporationSan Diego858-547-0075

INSURANCE COVERAGE & LITIGATIONMichael Richard Buscemi, IIIBuscemi Hallett LLPSan Diego619-231-5900

Jacques John KirchCarlsbad619-525-1630

INSURANCE COVERAGE ANALYSISGary Wayne OsborneOsborne & Nesbitt LLPSan Diego619-557-0343

Lesley Warren RobertsonRobertson & Associates, APCSan Diego619-531-7000

INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR BUSINESS LITIGATIONPaul A. HildingHilding Law FirmSan Diego619-233-4200

INSURANCE COVERAGE LITIGATIONRobert Vail ClossonHirsch, Closson, McMillan & Schroeder, APLCSan Diego619-233-7006

Sonia S. WaismanMcCloskey, Waring & Waisman LLPSan Diego310-524-0400

INSURANCE DEFENSENazar BerryLaw Office of N. Nick BerryLa Jolla619-994-7577

Foster Furcolo, Jr.Coronado702-250-1156

Regan FurcoloWalsh McKean Furcolo LLPSan Diego619-232-8486

Danny Rocke GrantDel Mar858-775-8082

Marc Darryl MabileSan Diego619-702-2600

Everett Sanford McAdoo, Jr.San Diego619-542-2500

John Edwardes PetzeEl Cajon619-440-4444

Leslie M. Price, Jr.Tyson & Mendes LLPLa Jolla310-808-7116

Robert Quayle ShupeOceansideRobert William ZickertSan Diego619-685-6888

INSURANCE DEFENSE LITIGATIONElizabeth A. SkaneSkane Wilcox LLPSan Diego619-702-1635

INSURANCE LITIGATIONMarc J. FeldmanSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6526

Scott Wintch SonneDentons US LLPSan Diego619-727-4421

Pamela Ewers WagnerSan Diego619-236-1414

INSURANCE REGULATIONRoger L. McNittBlanchard, Krasner & French APCLa Jolla858-551-2440

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYGlenn Peter Albert, Jr.Albert Dhand, LLPSan Diego858-776-1548

John AllcockDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2828

Stanley Alan BeckerSan Diego619-405-4799

Callie Ann BjurstromSan Diego619-544-3107

Alan Howard BlankenheimerCovington & Burling LLPSan Diego424-332-4800

James Phillip BroderRoeder & Broder LLPSan Diego858-635-2142

Kevin Alan CahillLa Jolla858-784-7577

Bradford James DuftSan Diego858-344-0755

Lisel M. FergusonProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3207

Thomas FittingThe Scripps Research InstituteLa Jolla858-784-2937

Bruce Wayne GreenhausSan Diego619-980-2612

Peter Kurt HahnSan Diego619-544-3108

Lisa Anne HaileDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego858-677-1456

John Laurence HallerGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego858-230-7755

Mehrdaud JafarniaMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego626-354-5692

Randy KayJones DaySan Diego858-314-1139

Bernard L. KleinkeDuckor Spradling Metzger & Wynne A Law CorporationSan Diego619-209-3000

Frances T. Alexandra MahaneySan Diego858-519-7073

Eli W. MansourProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego858-720-6336

Neil Foerster MartinGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego619-696-6700

Lawrence Arthur MaxhamThe Maxham FirmSan Diego858-587-7659

Terrance Alan MeadorSan Diego858-535-9920

Daniel C. MinteerDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619 744 2286

Matthew Daniel MurpheyTroutman Sanders LLPSan Diego949-622-2756

Maria Kara NelsonSan Diego858-882-3552

Neil K. NydeggerNydegger & AssociatesSan Diego619-688-1300

S. Christian PlattJones DaySan Diego858-314-1156

Jacob C. ReinboltProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-525-3868

Terry D. RossDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2749

Richard Paul SybertGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego619-230-7768

Frederick K. TaylorProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3279

John Raymond WetherellPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego858-509-4022

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COUNSELING & PATENTSVernon Alan NorvielWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Professional CorporationSan Diego650-320-4704

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LICENSINGFreling Elmer BakerLa Jolla

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LITIGATIONAnthony J. DainProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3241

Perry Mark GoldbergGoldberg, Lowenstein & Weatherwax, LLPSan Diego310-689-7500

Charles Thomas HogeKirby Noonan Lance & Hoge LLPSan Diego858-263-2754

Douglas Eugene OlsonSan Diego IP Law Group LLPSan Diego858-395-8444

Anthony Michael StieglerCooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6035

Stephen Philip SwintonLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-3940

Kent M. WalkerLewis Kohn & Walker LLPSan Diego858-436-1330

Bless Stritar YoungCoronado619-435-7712

501 W Broadway, Suite 1720San Diego, CA 92101619-487-1500kirbyandkirbylaw.com619-487-1500kirbyandkirbylaw.com

With more than 50 years of combined legal experience, father and son

trial lawyers Michael Kirby and Jason Kirby continue their formidable reputation with their newly launched litigation firm, Kirby & Kirby. In their first year since leaving Kirby Noonan (formerly Post Kirby), they have amassed an uninterrupted string of victories for their clients, including a recent Court of Appeal decision upholding their client’s recovery of 10 to 1 punitive damages. With an ongoing focus on business and commercial litigation, their new firm continues to differentiate itself by representing both plaintiffs and defendants in all kinds of litigation cases.

Highly regarded among their peers, Michael and Jason receive frequent referrals from local attorneys and have been hired to represent numerous firms when lawyers need a lawyer. They bring to the practice a passion for providing personal attention and a commitment to achieving the most successful resolution to each and every dispute.

“We adapt to the needs

of our clients; the common

denominator is a successful outcome.”

KIRBY & KIRBY,LLP

BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL LITIGATION


http://kirbyandkirbylaw.com/



INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSRichard Walter PageThe Page Firm APCSan Diego619-231-1822

INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL LAWGuillermo MarreroInternational Practice Group, P.C.San Diego619-515-1480

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWRobert William AylingSan Diego619-299-3971

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTSThomas Hilary RiceClarke, Johnston, Thorp & Rice, PPCSan Diego619-618-0318

INTERNATIONAL LAWJesus Ernesto GrijalvaSan Diego858-404-8822

John Bernard McNeece, IIISan Diego619-544-3258

William A. Reavey, IIIEncinitas877-775-4564

INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE BANKINGMaria E. NunezSan Diego619-677-3310

INTERNATIONAL REACHGuy N. HalgrenSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6605

INTERNATIONAL TAX PLANNINGJanet AmbrozekSan Diego619-233-1869

INTERNATIONAL TAXATIONPhillip Lee JelsmaSan Diego858-367-7675

David S. ZweigSan Diego

INTERNET LAWSteven S. RichterSan Diego619-787-7277

INVESTMENT FRAUDGary Jules AguirreAguirre Law FirmSan Diego619-400-4960

Robert Scott DreherDreher Law FirmSan Diego619-230-8828

IP STRATEGYFrederick Salvatore BerrettaKnobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLPSan Diego858-707-4000

John Montgomery CarsonKnobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLPSan Diego858-707-4000

Ned A. IsraelsenKnobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLPSan Diego858-707-4000

JURY & NON-JURY TRIALSPatrick Joseph CoughlinRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

JURY TRIALS INCLUDING LEGAL MALPRACTICE & REAL ESTATE LICENSEEAlan Howard SchonfeldSchonfeld, Bertsche & Preciado, LLPSan Diego619-544-8300

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY & DEPENDENCYMichael Desmond McGlinnMcGlinn & McGlinn Attorneys at LawSan Diego619-291-5115

JUVENILE LAWJeffrey Michael ReillyBonita858-974-5777

LABOR & EMPLOYMENTAlison Priske AdemaJohnson, Greene & Roberts LLPSan Diego619-398-3400

Ray James ArtianoStutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz APCSan Diego619-232-3122

Roy David AxelrodSolana Beach858-793-6282

J. Rod BettsPaul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton LLPSan Diego619-243-1560

Leticia Carmen ButlerMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

Richard Raymond CastilloLa MesaJodi Lynn CleesattleSan Diego619-738-9509

Brandy Thompson CodyFisher & Phillips LLPSan Diego858-597-9600

George Louis de la FlorLa Mesa619-245-9544

David Bernard DuganSan Diego619-544-1506

Amy Wintersheimer FindleyAllen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLPSan Diego619-233-1155

Richard M. FreemanSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego858-720-8909

David F. GomezSan DiegoAlexis Sean GutierrezHiggs Fletcher & Mack LLPSan Diego619-236-1551

Maria Cristina R. HerediaSan Diego619-243-5010

Christopher Charles HoffmanFisher & Phillips LLPSan Diego858-597-9600

George S. Howard, Jr.Jones DaySan Diego858-314-1166

Craig Edward HunsakerSolana Beach858-922-9375

Therese Humphrey HymerSan Diego619-992-5291

Lois M. KoschWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan DiegoPhillip L. KossyProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-525-3870

Robert L. LevinScience Applications International CorporationSan Diego703-676-7777

Robert A. LevyProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3243

Jenna H. Leyton-JonesPettit Kohn Ingrassia & Lutz PCSan Diego858-755-8500

Diane Levitsky MackSan Diego858-456-1180

Peter Belous MaretzShea Stokes & Carter, ALCSan Diego619-232-4261

Jennifer Temple MessersmithLa Jolla619-990-9906

David Brace MonksFisher & Phillips LLPSan Diego858-597-9600

Martina M. NagleWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan Diego619-236-9600

Patrick Francis O’ConnorLa Mesa619-463-4284

Anthony Francis PantoniSan Diego619-235-4400

Richard A. PaulPaul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton LLPSan Diego619-744-3640

Fred M. PlevinPaul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton LLPSan Diego619-744-3650

Arlene P. PraterBest Best & Krieger LLPSan Diego619-525-1300

Steven J. PynesFerris & Britton APCSan Diego760-729-8114

Maria Christine RobertsJohnson, Greene & Roberts LLPSan Diego619-398-3400

Kenneth Joel RoseSan Diego619-822-1088

Richard Alan SackettSan Diego858-432-4878

Thomas Preston Sayer, Jr.San Diego858-335-9590

Elizabeth SchulmanSchulman & Schulman, A P.C.San Diego619-423-0800

Spencer C . SkeenOgletree, Deakins,

Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.

San Diego858-652-3100

spencer.skeen@ ogletreedeakins.com

James Kay SmithSan Diego619-699-2840

Louis J A. StorrowStorrow Law, APCCarlsbad760-929-9141

Michael C. SullivanPaul, Plevin, Sullivan &

Connaughton LLPSan Diego619-744-3655

Frank L . TobinOgletree, Deakins,

Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C

San Diego858-652-3100 frank.tobin@

ogletreedeakins.com

Thomas Lee TosdalTosdal Law FirmSolana Beach858-704-4710

Jonathan Young VanderpoolSmith Steiner Vanderpool & WaxSan Diego619-239-7200

Evelyn Ruth WigginsFerris & Britton APCSan Diego619-233-3131

Tara WilcoxSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6608

Timothy G. WilliamsPope, Berger, Williams & Reynolds, LLPSan Diego619-595-1366

Claudette G. WilsonWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan DiegoLesa WilsonStutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz APCSan Diego619-417-7112

Scott Allen WilsonSan Diego619-234-9011

Robin Assaf WoffordWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan DiegoLeonid M. ZilbermanWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan Diego

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW & LITIGATIONWilliam Baxter SailerSan Diego858-651-2477

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW ( MANAGEMENT)Stuart M. GordonSan Diego

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW CONSULTATIONDavid Paul WoldsWolds Law Group PCSan Diego858-458-9151

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LITIGATION

Thomas S. IngrassiaPettit Kohn Ingrassia & Lutz PCSan Diego858-755-8500

Amy Lynn LessaFisher & Phillips LLPSan Diego858-597-9600

LABOR & PREVENTIVE PRACTICESRobert L. MurphyJackson Lewis P.C.San Diego619-573-4906

LABOR LAWDouglas Frederic OlinsSan Diego619-363-3838

Richard D. ProchazkaSan Diego619-296-7677

Ashkan Matthew SoleimanpourSan Diego855-303-7771

Fern Menkes SteinerSmith Steiner Vanderpool & WaxSan Diego619-239-7200

LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONSTheodore Richard ScottLittler Mendelson P.C.San Diego619-515-1837

LABOR RELATIONSNed A. FineFine, Boggs & Perkins, LLPSan Marcos650-712-8908

LAND & COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ACQUISITIONDavid Leslie DickSan Diego619-687-0286

LAND USEJeffrey Alan ChineAllen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLPSan Diego619-233-1155

Jeffrey Robert EppEscondido760-839-4608

Kenneth H. LounsberyLounsbery Ferguson Altona & Peak, LLPEscondido760-743-1201

James Samuel MilchMilch & WolfsheimerSan Diego619-231-9933

Jamee Jordan PattersonSan Diego619-738-9329

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LARRABEE, ALBI, COKER

9920 Pacific Heights Blvd, Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92121858-642-0420larrabee.com

Larrabee Albi Coker LLP, a corporate immigration law firm, assists its clients in navigating complex

United States immigration policies and regulations. “We help employers—including multinational corporations, startups, universities, and research institutes—remain in full compliance with the law, attract and retain the most talented international workforce, and stay globally competitive,” says partner Diana Vellos Coker.

A key differentiator for the firm—a certified women-owned business—is its emphasis on relationship building and developing creative legal strategies that address the corporate clients’ urgent business needs and the personal needs of their employees.

The firm is committed to empowering employers and foreign nationals. “We’re their strategic partners,” says partner Fausta Albi, named 2017 Lawyer of the Year for Immigration in San Diego by Best Lawyers. “We have a deep commitment to what we do and compassion for those we work with.”

San Diego by Best Lawyers. “We San Diego by Best Lawyers. “We San Diego by Best Lawyers. “We have a deep commitment to have a deep commitment to have a deep commitment to what we do and compassion for what we do and compassion for what we do and compassion for those we work with.”

“We believe in what we do and are fully

dedicated to our clients’ success.”

LAUREN RADACK

IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW


http://www.larrabee.com/



Paul E. RobinsonHecht Solberg Robinson Goldberg & Bagley LLPSan Diego619-239-3444

Kevin Patrick SullivanSchwartz Hyde & Sullivan, LLPSan Diego619-696-3500

Louis M. WolfsheimerSan Diego619-231-9933

LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAWCynthia Louise EldredSan Diego619-233-7366

LANDLORD & TENANT LAWRichard Craig AlterSan Diego619-233-8428

Steven Ralph KellmanSan Diego858-277-7400

LANDLORD/TENANT COMMERCIALWendy Lynn St. JohnKimball, Tirey & St. John LLPSan Diego619-234-1690

LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENTScott ColeLa Mesa619-460-2080

Thomas GradyLaw Offices of Thomas Grady, APCCoronado619-237-1222

Martha Kaye GuyLa Jolla619-400-4281

Michael Henry JesterCoronado619-575-1953

Kenneth Charles NoorigianSan Diego619-459-1433

Theadore Marshall SmithSmith & AssociatesSan Diego619-544-1477

Natalie C. VeneziaSan Diego858-342-9626

LEGAL ADVICE & LITIGATION SERVICESBonnie Shana SaichekSaichek Law Firm, APCSan Diego619-232-8700

LEGAL MALPRACTICECharles R. GrebingWingert Grebing Brubaker & Juskie LLPSan Diego619-232-8151

Debra L. HurstHurst & HurstSan DiegoGregory Andrew LutzLutz & Lutz, A.P.C.Del Mar858-259-9826

Robert Frederick SemmerCoughlan, Semmer, Fitch & PottSan Diego619-232-0800

David Blair SharpSan Diego619-235-6201

LEGAL RESEARCHKarl T. GrubenSan Diego

LENDERS RIGHTSThomas J. HolthusMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

LENDINGLynde Selden, IISelden Law FirmSan Diego619-269-4025

LIFE SCIENCESCraig Stuart AndrewsDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego858-677-1418

Michael Joseph HurvitzSan Diego619-376-2302

Roger G. PerkinsMorris Polich & Purdy LLPSan Diego619-819-2432

Nicola Anthony PisanoFoley & Lardner LLPSan Diego858-847-6877

Gerald Francis SwissFoley & Lardner LLPSan Diego858-847-6700

Carolyn TaylorMorris Polich & Purdy LLPSan Diego619-819-2411

Bridgette Ann WebsterSan Diego858-592-6250

LITIGATED & TRIED CASES IN STATE & FEDERAL COURT & ARBITRATION PROVIDERSWilliam James CaldarelliCaldarelli Hejmanowski Page & Leer LLPSan Diego858-720-8080

LITIGATED CASERichard James ListerSkaja, Daniels, Lister & Permito, LLPEscondido760-781-3464

LITIGATED CASES RANGING FROM BRAIN TRAUMA TO WRONGFUL DEATHGeorge Mark TarpinLa Jolla858-454-3305

LITIGATING PROBATE & TRUST DISPUTESMerrianne Elizabeth DeanThe Dean Law Group, APLCSan Diego619-232-8377

LITIGATIONJeffrey Tyler AbateSan Diego858-876-4084

Richard James AnnenSparber Rudolph Annen A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego619-550-5500

Nathan S. ArringtonSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6527

Ethan Thomas BoyerKirby Noonan Lance & Hoge LLPSan Diego619-780-0880

David William BrennanSan Diego619-368-7501

Robert Hafen BriggsBooth, Mitchel & Strange LLPSan Diego714-480-8500

Christopher Quincy BrittonFerris & Britton APCSan Diego619-233-3131

John T. BrooksSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6537

Juanita Rose BrooksFish & Richardson P.C.San Diego858-678-5070

Stephen Kenneth BrunkStephen K. BrunkLa Jolla619-234-3300

Constantine Dino BuzunisSan Diego619-980-9700

Mary V.J. CataldoProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego760-931-9700

Avery Glazer ChazenDietz, Gilmor & ChazenSan Diego619-236-8550

David B. ChidlawSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6614

Ernest Cordero, Jr.San Diego619-546-7478

R. Randal CrispenSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6627

Sebastian D’AmicoSan Diego619-232-5881

Charles A. DanaherSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6548

Charles Lea DeemDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2978

J. Mark DunbarDunbar Law OfficeLa Jolla858-373-8211

Stephen Thomas ErbSan Diego858-487-2728

Raymond Frank Feist, Jr.Feist, Vetter, Knauf & LoyOceanside760-438-1914

Joshua David FranklinSan Diego619-872-2521

Roger A. GeddesCoronado619-522-6800

Zachary Noah GershuniSan Diego619-553-3196

Ronald D. GetcheySheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6589

Jerold H. GoldbergHecht Solberg Robinson Goldberg & Bagley LLPSan Diego619-239-3444

Stephen C. GrebingWingert Grebing Brubaker & Juskie LLPSan Diego619-232-8151

Mark HagartyDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Jay David HansonDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2769

James Edward HarrisHarris & WilliamsSan Diego619-233-7194

Maurice HarwickCoronado818-648-1582

Christopher James HealeyDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Kevin J. HealyCollins, Collins, Muir + Stewart LLPCarlsbad760-274-2110

Richard A. HellerProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego760-444-1774

Rochelle D. HershfieldSan Diego619-248-9680

Michael John HickmanMusick, Peeler & Garrett LLPSan Diego619-525-2500

Graham Stephen Paul HollisGrahamHollis LLPSan Diego619-692-0800

James Allen HutchensSan Diego619-303-1841

Michael Alan IsaacsDentons US LLPSan Diego415-267-4000

Bruce Donald Jaques, Jr.Jaques Law OfficeVista760-295-1311

Jon Alexander JensenJensen & AssociatesEscondido760-743-7966

Julie Ann JordanSan Diego619-688-2531

Daniel Adam KaplanThe Coopersmith Law FirmSan DiegoMichael A. KaplanSan Diego858-453-6122

Robert Stewart Kilborne, IVOceanside858-652-9393

Peter H. KleeSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6624

Michael Frederick KleinMusick, Peeler & Garrett LLPSan Diego619-525-2500

Andrew Johannes KoningCooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6129

Lawrence Jess KounsDentons US LLPSan Diego619-699-2437

Larry David LetofskyLetofsky-McClainSan Diego858-642-1372

Terry LoftusSan Diego619-980-7824

Stephen Vincent LopardoSachse, James & LopardoFallbrook760-728-1155

Christopher Scott MarcheseFish & Richardson P.C.San Diego858-678-5070

Steven C. McCrackenFish & Richardson P.C.San Diego858-678-4382

Stephen Paul McDonaldSan Diego619-232-2056

Donald Courtney McDougal, Jr.McDougal & AssociatesSan Diego858-483-0811

Donald Robert McKillopSan Diego858-487-8118

Brian David MillerMiller & Milove, P.C.San Diego619-696-5200

James J. MittermillerSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6525

Thomas Martin MonsonMiller, Monson, Peshel, Polacek & HoshawSan Diego619-239-7777

S. Todd NealProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-525-3890

Richard Gabriel OpperOpper & Varco LLPSan Diego619-231-5858

Barbara OrrSan Diego619-230-1308

Robert Prentiss OttilieSan Diego619-231-4841

Rober t J. ParksBuchanan Ingersoll

& Rooney LLP San Diego

[email protected]

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Jeffrey Ronald PattersonAllen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLPSan Diego619-233-1155

David Brian PendarvisSan Diego858-836-5000

Gregory Anthony PostSan Diego619-557-4401

Michael Hilton RineyLa Jolla858-412-3510


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“Our family law attorneys

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the results you desire. That’s why many San Diegans turn to the highly experienced team at Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek.

For decades, the attorneys at SCMV have assisted clients through difficult situations regarding divorce, child custody, spousal and child support, prenuptial agreements, and more. The firm’s family law team is devoted to providing insightful and informed representation, including expertise in the complex legal and financial issues that result from significant assets.

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Andrew Wells Robertson, IISan Diego619-269-0400

Gregory Dale RoperDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Phillip Howard RudolphSan Diego858-571-2435

Daniel Ray SalasSan Diego619-230-0900

Betty J. SantohigashiSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego858-720-8966

Robert Kenneth SchranerSolana Beach858-866-8916

Richard Mark SegalPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego619-544-3203

Steve Mark ShewryShewry & Van Dyke, LLPSan Diego619-233-8824

Daniel Robert ShinoffStutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz APCSan Diego619-232-3122

Mark S. S iegel , E sq.Law Offices of Mark S. Siegel

San Diego619-236-9796

Milton Joseph Silverman, Jr.San Diego619-231-6611

Leonard Bruce SimonRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-338-4549

Linda Jean SinclairLa Jolla858-263-4062

Jaikaran SinghDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Jack M. Sleeth, Jr.Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz APCSan Diego619-232-3122

Gerard Smolin, Jr.San Diego760-535-2443

Dan L. StanfordStanford & AssociatesSan Diego619-696-6160

Robert Gibbs SteinerDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Donald John SullivanSullivan & Seymour, P.C.San Diego619-512-3629

Nancy Ann TaylorHargreaves & Taylor, LLPSan Diego619-238-5501

Robert Roe Templeton, Jr.Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz APCSan Diego714-424-9728

Jonah A. TolenoShustak Reynolds & Partners, P.C.San Diego619-501-6483

Douglas Ray TribblePillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego619-544-3379

Paul A. TyrellProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3237

John Douglas VaughnPerez Wilson Vaughn & FeasbySan Diego619-702-8044

Edward D. VogelSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6529

Steven Scott WallDentons US LLPSan Diego619-846-2131

Michael Robert WeinsteinFerris & Britton APCSan Diego619-233-3131

Steven H. WilhelmSteven H. Wilhelm,

A.P.C. Greater San Diego Metropolitan Area

619-239-0687 steve@stevenhwilhelm.

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J. Michael WilsonPoway858-385-7985

LITIGATION - PUBLIC ENTITY DEFENSEJohn Douglas KirbySan Diego858-621-6244

LITIGATION & ARBITRATIONWilliam Stuart BoggsDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2758

Robert William BrownlieDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-3665

Brian Lyle ForbesLa Jolla619-699-3642

Brian Anthony FosterDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2630

Jay William JeffcoatDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2807

Jeffrey Mark ShohetDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2743

Erwin J. ShustakShustak Reynolds & Partners, P.C.San Diego619-696-9500

Michael Sean Tracy (Mike)DLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-3620

Christopher Munro YoungDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-4748

LITIGATION & BUSINESS MATTERSGregory Peter GoonanThe Affinity Law Group APCSan Diego858-750-1615

LITIGATION & TRANSACTIONAL MATTERSE. Ludlow Keeney, Jr.Keeney, Waite & Stevens APCSan Diego619-238-1661

LITIGATION CONSTRUCTION CLAIMSAlbert Edward HaverkampLucas & Haverkamp Law Firm, APCSan Diego858-535-4000

LITIGATION PRACTICEGino Dante SerpeSan Diego619-702-2907

LONGSHORE ACT & RELATED WORKERS COMPENSATIONJeffrey Mark WinterJeffrey Winter, Attorney at LawSan Diego619-235-9737

MAJOR HIGHWAY ACCIDENTSDonald Fredric CostelloDel Mar858-792-6100

MANAGEMENT LABOR LAWNancy Marie JonesSan Diego858-259-8221

MARITIME LAWThomas A. RussellSan Diego619-686-6219

MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION LAWJames William BardenSan Diego760-739-1121

MEDIATIONPeter Ledford FaganCoronado925-942-1154

Hildy Lois FentinSan Diego858-755-3000

James Hock MayerMayer Mediation ServicesLa Jolla858-551-5525

Maureen A. SummersSummers & Shives, A.P.C.San DiegoColin Wilson WiedC. W. Wied Professional CorporationSan Diego619-338-4030

Jeffrey Alan JosephJoseph MediationsSan Diego619-307-2484

MEDICAL & MENTAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS & INSTITUTIONSJames Richard RogersSolana Beach858-792-9900

MEDICAL MALPRACTICEBruce Stevens BaileySan Diego619-533-5800

David M. BalfourDiCaro, Coppo & PopckeCarlsbad760-918-0500

Elizabeth A. BanhamMulligan, Banham & FindleySan Diego619-238-8700

Christopher Webb BayukBayuk & Associates, Inc.San Diego619-232-7945

Daniel S. BelskyBelsky & AssociatesSan Diego619-497-2900

Richard Scott BenjaminR. Scott Benjamin, A.P.C.San Diego619-888-7173

Gabriel M. BenrubiBelsky & AssociatesSan DiegoMark Allen BirminghamEncinitas858-504-0775

John R. DiCaroDiCaro, Coppo & PopckeCarlsbad760-918-0500

Vincent J. IulianoBelsky & Associa tesSan DiegoJanice MulliganMulligan, Banham & FindleySan DiegoCarla NasoffNasoff Law OfficeRancho Santa Fe619-339-3317

Douglas R. ReynoldsSan Diego619-546-4884

Carol A. SalmaciaDiCaro, Coppo & PopckeCarlsbad760-918-0500

Kenneth M. SigelmanKenneth M. Sigelman & AssociatesSan DiegoMarc Owen SternLa Jolla858-677-9200

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE DEFENSEMark Timothy DeaDea & DeaVista760-643-4161

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LITIGATIONJames A. CreasonCreason & Aarvig, L.L.P.San Diego

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE TRIAL LAWYERRobert Frank VaageLaw Offices of Robert F. VaageSan Diego619-338-0505

MEDICAL NEGLIGENCEMitchel J. OlsonCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego

MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYThomas Edward LotzLotz Doggett & Rawers LLPSan Diego619-233-5565

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONSBarry Milton ClarksonLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-5406

John Adrian de GrootMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5180

William Louis HoeseCubic CorporationSan Diego760-233-9922

Kurt Lin KicklighterDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Steven Griffith RowlesMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5100

Kevin Christopher SagaraSan Diego619-696-4345

Scott Michael StantonMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5100

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS & STRATEGIC JOINT VENTURESDavid C. BoatwrightProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-525-3863

MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS & DIVESTITURESLouis Robert DienesBallard Spahr LLPSan Diego424-204-4347

MOBILE HOME LAWJames Crofton AllenEndeman, Lincoln, Turek & Heater LLPSan Diego619-544-0123

MORTGAGEKevin Ralph McCarthyMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

MORTGAGE BANKING LAWJoel Lee IncorvaiaIncorvaia & Associates APCDel Mar858-259-2220

MUNICIPAL & GOVERNMENTAL ADVOCACYMatthew Ames PetersonPeterson & Price, APCSan Diego619-234-0361

MUNICIPAL LAWCatherine Mary BradleySan Diego619-533-5832

Leslie Erin DevaneyDevaney, Pate, Morris & Cameron LLPSan Diego619-354-5030

http://stevenhwilhelm.com/

Growing up, Erwin Shustak always stuck up for the underdog.

“I never liked or tolerated bullies” says

Shustak. Those same instinctive advocacy skills have garnered him numerous awards and accolades in a legal career started in New York- the epicenter of high stake financial and securities disputes- and spanning four decades. With a team of top-notch attorneys, Shustak oversees a San Diego–based firm with a national reach focused on securities, financial services and complex business disputes. Firm clients include Fortune 500 companies, broker-dealers, registered representatives, venture capital firms, investment advisers, high-net-worth individuals, and financial institutions. “We stand between our clients and their problems and get them the results they deserve” added Shustak. With skill, experience, and tenacity, Shustak Reynolds & Partners is one of the few local firms capable of understanding and resolving the high stakes disputes that arise in the securities and financial worlds. “We’re honest, ethical and strategically aggressive” he added. Shustak has been named a Superlawyer® six times; one of the “Best Lawyers in America”; a “Best of the Bar”; a “Top Lawyer in San Diego”; a “Top Rated Lawyer in New York”; the

“Top Commercial Lawyer in San Diego” and one of the “Top 100 Litigation Lawyers in California”, among many other awards and recognitions, both local and national.

“Nothing in the world can take the

place of persistence…Persistence and

determination alone are omnipotent.”—Calvin Coolidge

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& PARTNERS, PC

401 West A Street, Suite 2250San Diego, CA 92101800.496.5900619-696-9500shufirm.com

SECURITIES, FINANCE, AND BUSINESS LAW


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Keri Greer KatzSan Diego619-531-3434

Lynn Ronald McDougalMcDougal, Love, Eckis, Boehmer & FoleyLa Mesa619-440-4444

Frederick Michael OrtliebSan Diego619-236-6318

Harold Olaf ValderhaugLa Mesa619-670-1651

MURDERLaura Grace SchaeferBoyce & SchaeferSan Diego619-232-3320

MURDER & MANSLAUGHTER CHARGESWilliam Franklin NimmoVista858-679-9511

NATURAL RESOURCESMyron William TildenSan Diego619-886-0118

NEGLIGENCESteven Maurice BoudreauBoudreau Williams LLPSan Diego619-238-0370

Bob L. RodenEscondido760-745-1484

NEGOTIATION, MEDIATION & LITIGATION LEGAL SOLUTIONSPeter Brian ClarkeEscondido760-839-7900

NONPROFIT GOVERNANCETheresa Castagneto McAteerMcAteer & McAteer, APLCSan Diego619-338-9790

NURSING HOME & ELDERLY CARE FACILITY LITIGATIONWilliam Michael BermanBerman & Riedel, LLPSan Diego858-350-8855

NURSING HOME ABUSE & NEGLECTJoel R. BryantGreen Bryant & French LLPSan Diego

OIL POLLUTION & MARITIME TORTSPhilip Edward WeissSan Diego619-225-8884

PACIFIC TRADEShawn Allen McMillanThe Law Offices of Shawn A. McMillan, APCSan Diego858-646-0069

PARTNERSHIP LAWDavid Sterling LaneSan Diego619-239-1901

PATENTJames Ewing BruntonFallbrook818-956-7154

Fred FlamBonsall760-945-7777

PATENT COUNSELING & PROSECUTIONKate H. MurashigeMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5100

PATENT LITIGATIONDavid Clarence DoyleMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5100

Andrew James IsbesterKilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLPSan Diego415-273-4335

David Eric KleinfeldSan Diego619-994-6855

Thomas David TheisenSan Diego619-865-2068

PENSION & EMPLOYEE BENEFITSLawrence Seth BrantonSeltzer Caplan McMahon VitekSan Diego619-685-3159

PERSONAL INJURYMarc David AdelmanSan Diego619-297-7707; 619-813-7707

Andrew S. AlbertBoudreau Albert & Wohlfeil LLPSan Diego619-871-2550

James Michael AllenLa Mesa619-704-1090

Louis Gene ArnellSan Diego619-758-0685

NaDene Denise AsherAsher Law OfficeSan Diego619-814-1966

Vincent J. Bartolotta, Jr.Thorsnes Bartolotta McGuireSan DiegoGayle Meryl BlattCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

Aubrey Dane BoydSan Diego619-231-0929

George Wharton Brewster, Jr.San Diego619-531-4893

Roy B. CannonSan DiegoCynthia Rozella ChihakCynthia Chihak & AssociatesSan Diego858-481-7252

Michelle Marie ClarkDel Mar619-840-0637

Philip Howard CohenBonnie R. Moss & AssociatesSan Diego619-542-2500

James Francis Collins, IIISan Diego619-231-1166

Kathryn Paulette CooneyVista760-941-2738

Rocky K. CopleySan Diego619-232-3131

Quincy Batson CorneliusEscondido619-489-2888

John Ames Crawford, Jr.Escondido760-294-2401

John O’Shea CroninCronin & CroninEscondido760-745-8103

Oleg CrossCross Prescott APCSan Diego619-781-1360

Donald Mitchell de CamaraCarlsbad760-730-7404

Dan Haymond DeupreyDeuprey & Associates, LLPSan Diego619-757-1900

Jeffrey Scott DoggettLotz Doggett & Rawers LLPSan Diego619-233-5565

Damian M. DolinPettit Kohn Ingrassia & Lutz PCSan Diego858-755-8500

Frederick Martin DudekDudek Law Firm APCSan Diego858-530-4800

Richard Lawrence DuquetteOceanside760-730-0500

Jeffrey Edmund EstesJeffrey E. Estes & Associates, APLCSan Diego619-233-8021

Stephen J. EsteyEstey & Bomberger, LLPSan Diego619-295-0035

Sergio FeriaSan Diego619-234-8787

Robert J. FrancavillaCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

James P. F r an t zFrantz Law Group,

APLC Los Angeles,

San Diego323- 425-8138, 619-233-5945

[email protected] frantzlawgroup.com

Michael T. GibbsGibbs & Fuerst, LLPSan DiegoDaniel Mark GilleonGilleon Law FirmSan Diego619-702-8623

David L. GoldinSan Diego619-235-6344

John H. GomezGomez Iagmin Trial AttorneysSan Diego619-237-3490

Eugene Paul GordonSan Diego619-533-5821

Charles Bradley HallenHallen Law FirmEncinitas760-753-4888

Michael Gardner HarrisEncinitas760-436-0158

Robert Rockett HodgesHodges & ThomasEncinitas858-481-3355

Luther William HortonHorton, Oberrecht, Kirkpatrick & Martha, Attorneys At Law APCSan Diego619-232-1183

Patrick Lawrence HoseyHosey & Bahrambeygui LLPSan Diego619-231-0500

Robert Christian HulburtR. Christian Hulburt, APCSan Diego619-398-8370

Richard Anthony HuverThe Huver Law FirmSan Diego619-961-4883

Rober t K . JassoyJassoy Law Firm

San Diego619-233-7441

[email protected] jassoylaw.com

Thomas Barry KarpThomas B. Karp, APCSan Diego858-412-3795

Steven I. KastnerSan Diego619-232-8822

A. Jason KerckhoffKerckhoff Law APCSan Diego760-635-7600

Craig Alan KleinSan Diego619-223-8673

Russell Steven KohnKohn Law OfficeOceanside760-721-8182

Daniel Richard KrinskySan Diego619-231-6653

Joseph Crane LavelleLavelle Law GroupSan Diego619-515-1498

Thomas Anthony LearyLaw Offices of Thomas Leary, APCSan Diego619-291-1900

John Bradley Little, IVSan Diego760-633-3332

Thomas LuneauCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

Scott Slater MarkusMarkus MediationSan Diego619-239-2020

Jennifer Lynn MartinezMartinez & Schill LLPSan Diego619-512-5995

John Joseph McAvoySan Diego619-260-1323

Frederic J. MilbergMilberg & DePhillips Professional CorporationCardiff-By-The-SeaTerence J. MixCarlsbad805-452-6643

Virginia Carol NelsonSan Diego619-232-5503

David Neil NissenbergTruck Injury Lawyers, LLPLa Jolla858-625-2011

John Ross PeabodyPeabody MediationSan Diego619-764-6557

Robert J. PecoraLa JollaThomas D. PenfieldCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

Alan Pi t cai t h leyAlan L. Pitcaithley,

Attorney at Law Carlsbad

619-295-6900injuryvictimlaw.com

Kevin F. QuinnThorsnes Bartolotta McGuireSan Diego619-236-9363

John William ReedLa Jolla858-459-3388

Thomas Michael ReedRancho Santa Fe858-603-1721

Guy Anthony RicciardulliSan Diego858-487-8006

Dwight Frederick RitterRitter & AssociatesSan Diego619-296-0123

Stephen Ganahl RootEncinitas760-436-0158

Norman Ambrose RyanRyan Carvalho & White LLPSan Diego858-455-8700

T. Dillon SchaeferCardiff-By-The-Sea760-436-1001

Dennis Arnold SchovilleSan Diego619-235-0335

George Jeffery SchultzChula Vista619-475-0303

Gary Alan SernakerEscondido858-509-0188

Constance Hoke ShanerSolana Beach858-755-7942

David Charles SiegelSan Diego619-239-8050

Beatrice Larsson SniderSan Diego858-566-6650

Bryan Ralph SnyderSan Diego619-398-8379

Terry S. StanfordSan Ysidro214-295-6088


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http://jassoylaw.com/

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T H E L AW O F F I C E S O F ROBERT VAAGE

110 West C StreetSuite 2300San Diego, CA 92101619-338-0505vaagelaw.com

In 2016, attorney Robert Vaage recovered more than $25 million for his clients. This extraordinary record of success explains

why so many San Diegans turn to Mr. Vaage to represent them in cases involving personal injury, defective products, and medical fraud.

Mr. Vaage is recognized by Best Lawyers as the 2017 San Diego Personal Injury Litigation

“Lawyer of the Year.” He is one of America’s Top 100 Attorneys and is designated as Super Lawyer both in San Diego and Southern California.

He’s especially proud of his pioneering work in the area of medical fraud. “We’re making a life-changing difference for patients who’ve been the victims of conspiracies between medical device manufacturers or pharmaceutical companies and doctors,” Vaage explains.

“We’re trailblazers in this field, setting new standards for justice in cases of unwitting human experimentation, conflicts of interest, and unethical financial incentives.”

IIwhy so many San Diegans turn to Mr. Vaage to represent them in cases involving personal injury, defective products, and medical fraud.

Mr. Vaage is recognized by Best Lawyers as the 2017 San Diego Personal Injury Litigation

“Lawyer of the Year.” He is one of America’s Top 100 Attorneys and is designated as Super Lawyer both in San Diego and Southern California.

He’s especially proud of his

“You don’t have to stand alone.

We’re ready and prepared to fight

for you.”

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Harris I. SteinbergEl Cajon619-441-9734

James Watt StreetCardiff-By-The-Sea760-634-8231

Richard F.G. ThomasHodges & ThomasEncinitas310-870-0290

David Rodger ThompsonCarlsbad760-434-5011

John MacKenzie UrquhartRancho Santa Fe858-759-4700

James Michael ValleeSolana Beach858-755-6477

Charles Anthony VivianoThe Viviano Law FirmSan Diego619-497-3030

Steven Charles VossellerSan Diego858-429-4062

John Ross WertzSan Diego

PERSONAL INJURY & CONSUMER LAWBrian Lee BurchettThe Burchett Law Firm, PCSan Diego619-230-8431

PERSONAL INJURY DEFENSEJeffrey Gray BomanSan Diego858-674-7063

Robert W. LoPrestiParker Stanbury LLPSan DiegoJames Joseph RijLaw Offices of Liebman, Quigley & SheppardSan Diego619-232-0777

PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATIONDan BacalEl Cajon619-588-2064

Lynda Tracee LorensLorens MediationSan Diego619-239-1233

Craig R. McClel lanThe McClellan

Law Firm San Diego

[email protected]

mcclellanlaw.com

PERSONAL INJURY MATTERSJohn J. RiceLaFave & RiceSan Diego619-525-3918

PHILANTHROPIC PLANNINGLynda Louise SandsSan Diego858-750-3410

PHILANTHROPY & CHARITABLE GIVINGSteven John ChidesterWithers Bergman LLPRancho Santa Fe858-400-1304

Rebecca Lynne O’TooleWithers Bergman LLPRancho Santa Fe858-400-1302

Frederick R. VandeveerWithers Bergman LLPRancho Santa Fe858-400-1305

PLAINTIFFS IN SECURITIES & CONSUMER CLASS ACTIONSKirk Bartlett HulettHulett Harper Stewart LLPSan Diego619-338-1133

PLAINTIFFS’ LEGAL MALPRACTICEJohn David PickettSan Diego619-234-6647

PLAINTIFFS PERSONAL INJURYRenee Nichole GanciGalente Law, APCSan Diego760-224-5226

Andrew P. GreenfieldThe Greenfield Law Firm, APCSan Diego619-574-0600

Michael Dario PadillaO’Mara & Padilla Attorney at LawEncinitas858-481-5454

Michelle Dawn SchillMartinez & Schill LLPSan Diego619-512-5995

POSTSECONDARY EDUCATIONKeith ZakarinDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619-744-2278

PRACTICE LAWRichard Jan ElliottLa Mesa619-460-9300

Joshua David GruenbergSan Diego619-230-1234

PRACTICE LIMITED TO FAMILY LAW INCLUDING

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE LAW

Steven R. St r ikerMoore, Schulman

& Moore San Diego

858-755-3300msmfamilylaw.com/

attorneys/steven.striker

PRACTICE LIMITED TO PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATIONBarry Michael PlotkinSan Diego619-238-0281

PRIVACY & DATA SECURITYAndrew Benjamin SerwinMorrison & Foerster LLPSan Diego858-720-5134

PRIVATE CLIENTEric Thornton LodgeSolana BeachAlan James TalbottLa Mesa

PRIVATE EQUITYKenneth D. (Ken) PolinJones DaySan Diego858-314-1196

PRIVATE WEALTH SERVICESM. Katharine DavidsonHenderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLPSan Diego858-755-3000 ext- 154

PRIVATELY-HELDRoss Goodrich SimmonsThe Simmons Firm, A.L.C.San Diego858-676-1668

PROBATEGregory J. BorawskiBrierton, Jones & Jones, LLPSan DiegoCharles Albert BorgerdingEl Cajon619-440-5242

John Wilson BrownBrown & Brown Attorneys at LawSan Diego858-453-1215

Ira Stanley CarlinEscondido760-741-8111

Judith May CopelandCopeland & Tierman, LLPSan Diego619-312-2712

Mark S. DrobnyDrobny Law Offices, Inc. APCSan Diego

Melitta FleckSan Diego858-677-1414

David Brian GeeSmedley, Gallagher & Gee, LLPSan Diego619-985-3283

Virginia Weber LaskowitzSan Diego619-222-5500

Richard B. MacgurnCarlsbad760-729-7162

Charles B. PedersonSan DiegoRoberta Jeanette RobinsonSan Diego858-485-1990

Cheryl Edwards TannenbergKirby & McGuinn A.P.C.San Diego619-525-1655

Jeffrey Howard TiermanCopeland & Tierman, LLPSan Diego

PROBATE & TRUST ADMINISTRATIONCraig GrossGoodwin, Brown, Gross & Lovelace LLPSan Diego858-750-3580

Richard Edward ShowenRancho Santa Fe858-756-3707

PROBATE & TRUST LITIGATIONGary D. JanderBrierton, Jones & Jones, LLPSan Diego

PROBATE ADMINISTRATIONHoward WigginsWiggins & Ebert, APCSan Diego619-239-2252

PROBATE LAWRobert Steven ButlerSan Diego619-464-1229

Stephen Michael EckisMcDougal, Love, Eckis, Boehmer & FoleyLa Mesa619-440-4444

Richard Leon FinegoldJones Barden AssociatesSan Diego858-674-6655

Colleen Coleman O’HarraOceanside760-806-4651

Richard Dunbar ThornWard & Thorn, A P.L.C.San Diego619-234-8541

PROBATE LITIGATION

James Arthur BushEncinitas760-230-2688

Ralph E. HughesHughes & Pizzuto, APCSan Diego619-239-1211

David King KrollLa Mesa619-337-9386

PRODUCTS LIABILITYWendy M. BehanCasey Gerry Schenk Francavilla Blatt & Penfield, LLPSan Diego619-238-1811

Mark Thomas BriseboisLaw Office of Mark T. BriseboisSan Diego619-230-8790

Nicholas J. DrakulichThe Drakulich FirmSan Diego858-755-5887

Howard Franco, Jr.Collins, Collins, Muir + Stewart LLPCarlsbad760-274-2110

Michael R. GoldmanSan Diego619-546-7997

Michael William HealyJohnson, Greene & Roberts LLPSan Diego619-398-3400

John Parker McCormickMcCormick & Mitchell APCSan Diego619-235-8444

Brian Alan RawersLewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard & Smith LLPSan Diego818-565-5512

Gerald P. SchneeweisMorris Polich & Purdy LLPSan Diego619-819-2414

Robert Francis Tyson, Jr.Tyson & Mendes LLPLa Jolla858-459-1476

PRODUCTS LIABILITY DEFENSEStephen Vincent PetixQuinton & PetixSan Diego619-806-0040

Vickie E. TurnerWilson Turner Kosmo LLPSan Diego

PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATIONStephen Arthur GentesGentes & AssociatesSan Diego619-238-8028

PROFESSIONAL CONDUCTJames E. KingJames E. King King Law CorporationSan Diego858-753-1737

PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYChristina G. BernsteinPettit Kohn Ingrassia & Lutz PCSan Diego858-755-8500

David Allan BillingsEncinitas619-280-4368

Kurt Uwe CampbellKlinedinst PCSan Diego619-239-8131

Carey Lynn CooperKlinedinst PCSan Diego619-239-8131

Anton Carl GerschlerNorth County Law FirmEncinitas760-633-4060

Karen Anderson HolmesBalestreri Potocki & HolmesSan Diego619-686-1930

John David MarinoManning & Kass, Ellrod, Ramirez, Trester LLPSan Diego619-515-0269

Jeff K. MiyamotoPettit Kohn Ingrassia & Lutz PCSan Diego858-755-8500

Paul Francis O’BrienSan Diego619-595-3285

Robert D. ShoecraftShoecraft Burton, LLPSan Diego

Suzanne Lovelace SmiglianiRheinheimer Smigliani & Drake, APCSan Diego619-503-1444

PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY DEFENSEStorm P. AndersonHegeler & Anderson APCSan Diego

Kevin V. DeSantisDunn DeSantis Walt & Kendrick, LLPSan Diego

Barton H. HegelerHegeler & Anderson APCSan Diego

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT & FINANCEKelley Michael GaleLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-5433


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If you need legal representation concerning any type of real estate matter, Christensen & Spath LLP, with almost 44 years of experience, is a wise choice. The firm provides representation, including litigation and transactional services, for public agencies, including

the San Diego Housing Commission and SANDAG, as well as individuals, developers, contractors, and business of all kinds in the private sector. “Many clients have been happy with the firm’s representation and have been with the attorneys within the firm for more than three decades,” says Christensen. “We are problem solvers and we pride ourselves in doing it in a cost-effective way. Our experience and knowledge allow us to provide each client with individualized and immediate attention.”

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REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL LAW

with individualized and immediate attention.”with individualized and immediate attention.”

“Our experience and knowledge allow us to provide each client with individualized

and immediate attention.”

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COASTAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, LAND USE, AND LITIGATION

As a property rights champion for owners and developers, especially in coastal communities, The Jon Corn Law Firm has built a strong reputation as the legal

group you want on your team. Experienced problem solvers with courtroom expertise and success before the California Coastal Commission and local governments, the firm’s lawyers litigate and handle appeals involving development, boundary disputes and easements, coastal commission cases, CEQA, density bonus law, use restrictions, code compliance, and broker cases.

“Jon is a very likeable professional and I recommend him highly to anyone who needs a trial lawyer or property advice—especially if your property resides along or near the coast,” says David Winkler, CEO, Del Mar Partnership.

Agroup you want on your team. Experienced problem solvers with courtroom expertise and success before the California Coastal Commission and local governments, the firm’s lawyers litigate and handle appeals involving development, boundary disputes

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PROSECUTION OF COMPLEX LITIGATIONJames Albert CaputoRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

PUBLIC AGENCY & LAND USE LAWDonald Dwight WordenWorden Williams APCSolana Beach858-755-6604

PUBLIC COMPANY REPRESENTATIONScott Nathan WolfeLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-5405

PUBLIC ENTITY DEFENSE LAWNathan Clark NorthupPoway619-348-7338

PUBLIC F INANCEKelly Jeanne SaltBest Best & Krieger LLPSan Diego619-525-1375

PUBLIC INTEREST LAWLinda Cory AllenSan Diego619-224-2375

PUBLIC LAWJill Louise BurkhardtSan Diego619-546-6723

Daniel Sheldon HentschkeSolana Beach619-518-3679

Gary William SchonsBest Best & Krieger LLPSan Diego619-525-1348

PUBLIC SECTOR LABOR & EMPLOYMENTMichael Phillip BaranicGattery & Baranic, A Professional Law CorporationSan Diego855-700-6272

PUBLISHING LAWPeter H. KarlenLa Jolla858-373-7646

REAL ESTATELawrence Russell AlessioLa Mesa619-697-9545

Michael Thomas AndrewDentons US LLPSan Diego619-699-2535

David W. Bagley, IIHecht Solberg Robinson Goldberg & Bagley LLPSan Diego619-239-3444

Bradley Allen BartlettEscondido760-738-9789

Robert Jeffery BellDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Robert James BertonGaluppo & Blake A Professional Law CorporationCarlsbad760-431-4575

Charles Vernon BerwangerGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego619-696-6700

Dana R. BesseneckerProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-525-3872

Clinton Lee BlainSan Diego619-584-1600

Carl Samuel BlickRancho Santa Fe858-395-1554

Robert Wayne BornhoftBornhoft & BerkenstadtSan Diego858-261-2403

Shaun Kendig BossSan Diego619-293-7937

Richard Leigh BoyerSolana Beach858-481-8757

David S. BrightWhite & Bright, LLPEscondido760-747-3200

Philip BurkhardtBurkhardt & LarsonRancho Santa Fe858-756-3743

Christopher Charles CalkinsCarlsbad760-431-5600

Andrew Jacob CesareSolana Beach858-481-8200

Deborah Mary DeBowRancho Santa Fe858-509-4797

Joseph Anthony DelaneyDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-3636

Edward Scott DupreeConAm Management CorporationSan Diego858-614-7200

Robert Kingston EdmundsBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCSan Diego619-239-8700

Kelly McGhee EdwardsEncinitas858-756-9311

William Lee FischbeckFischbeck & Oberndorfer APCLa Mesa619-464-1200

Brian Bernard FraschGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego619-696-6700

Eric O. FreebergSan Diego858-756-6632

William Charles GettyWilson Getty LLPSan Diego858-847-3237

Daniel James GleasonGleason & GleasonSolana Beach858-350-0575

Jerome A. GrossmanGresham Savage Nolan & Tilden APCSan Diego619-794-0050

Amy Strider HarlemanPeterson & Price, APCSan Diego619-234-0361

Alan John HechtSan Diego619-239-3444

Charles David HerringHerring & HerringCoronado619-437-9175

John Douglas HershbergerDillon & Gerardi, APCCarlsbad858-587-1800

Kerry HoxieSan Diego858-488-2559

Jeff Edward JohnsonLa Jolla858-353-2397

Russell Lloyd JohnsonCoronado619-437-4227

Mark Steven KesslerSan DiegoCharles Graham KnoxBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCSan Diego619-685-1902

Edward KrasnoveGriffin Fletcher & Herndon LLPCarlsbad760-579-0100

Eric Andrew KremerPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego619-234-5000

Laura Victoria KwiatkowskiLa Mesa619-589-8833

Gary Milton LaturnoGoode, Hemme, Peterson & Sayler, APCSan Diego619-741-9652

Todd E. LeighProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP

San Diego619-515-3228

Steven Joel LevineLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-5402

Michael Stuart LevinsonCooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6000

Robert Philp LowellLowell & RobbinSan Diego619-236-1142

Jack I. MannMann Orlansky & PollakSan Diego619-884-8292

Julie S. MebaneDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619-744-2211

Julie Oliva MolteniSan Diego619-645-7711

Richard Leonard MoskitisFoley & Lardner LLPSan Diego858-847-6700

Robert E. MuirSan DiegoCharles Daniel Nachand, IIILaw Offices of Charles D. NachandEscondido760-741-2665

Stephen Peter OggelSan Diego619-696-7500

Alexander Joseph OlanderLa Mesa619-698-4856

Clayton Henry ParkerCarlsbad760-930-8022

Paul Ames PetersonLa Jolla858-551-2338

Lorne Richard PolgerSan Diego858-875-4450

Grant PuleoDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619-744-2234

Brian Alan RileyRancho Santa Fe858-454-8015

Steven Michael RomanoffLa Jolla858-551-5542

H. Troy RomeroRomero Park, P.S.San DiegoAllan Lee RudickJudkins, Glatt & Hulme LLPSan Diego619-232-4604

Craig P. SapinProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3251

Jerry Ivan SchaeferSchaeferVista760-724-5681

Nancy T. ScullSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6592

Peter Kevin SoleckiLarson & Solecki LLPSan Diego619-231-8300

Herbert Joel SolomonSolomon Ward Seidenwurm & Smith, LLPSan Diego619-231-0303

Craig Douglas SwansonSan Diego858-367-7690

Martin Len TogniAllen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLPSan Diego619-235-1545

Stephen Thomas ToohillDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Thomas W. Turner, Jr.Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3276

David E. WatsonDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619-744-2289

Jerold Lee WeinbergWeitzen, Phillips & Weinberg LLPSan Diego858-792-9012

Arthur Manigault Wilcox, Jr.San Diego619-696-6788

Angela Marie YatesPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLPSan Diego619-544-3217

Eric Clasen YoungGordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLPSan Diego619-230-7735

Keith Edward ZwillingerLaw Offices of James R. RogersSolana Beach858-792-9900

REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS LAWLeo SullivanSullivan LawyersSan Diego619-546-8200

REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS LITIGATIONCharles Frederick GoriaGoria, Weber & JarvisSan Diego619-692-3555

REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS SALES

Whitney McAfee SkalaSan Diego619-573-9250

REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS TRANSACTIONSGlen Reville GooginsPerez Wilson Vaughn & FeasbySan Diego619-691-5037

Jeffrey Alan SchneiderVanguard Law Group, LLPSan Diego619-546-4600

Miguel Arthur SmithSolomon Minton Cardinal Doyle & Smith LLPSan Diego619-237-8080

Gerald Irwin SolomonSolomon Minton Cardinal Doyle & Smith LLPSan Diego619-237-8002

Alan Jay ZuckermanMusick, Peeler & Garrett LLPSan Diego619-525-2500

REAL ESTATE & FINANCEKatie Jo KeelingMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

REAL ESTATE ( PROPERTY) LAWDavid Richard BarkinEscondido760-747-4500

REAL ESTATE / LAND USEWilliam K. KoskaFredrickson, Mazeika & Grant, LLPSan Diego

REAL ESTATE CAPITAL MARKETSLawrence Ira TannenbaumDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-2804

REAL ESTATE CONFLICT RESOLUTIONElizabeth Ann Smith-ChavezSmith Chavez LawSan Diego619-800-2092

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTMarjorie J. BurchettWithers Bergman LLPSan Diego619-564-6117

Terrence Leon VogelPoway858-618-3829

DEVANEY PATE MORRIS & CAMERON

402 W. Broadway, Suite 1300San Diego, CA 92101619-354-5030

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PUBLIC ENTITY AND CIVIL LAW

Leslie E. Devaney is the managing partner of Devaney Pate Morris & Cameron, LLP (DPMC), a full-service public entity and civil law firm headquartered in San Diego

with offices in Temecula. Having more than 150 years of combined municipal and corporate experience, the DPMC legal team has a stellar reputation for excellence, innovation, and professionalism representing complex public agency clients and providing legal counsel for private corporations throughout California.

When advising public and private clients on corporate, nonprofit, community development, employment, land use and contracting matters, the firm actively participates, and manages dispute resolution and/or litigation for clients.

“If what you do touches Government, whether privately or publicly,

we can help you.”

13985 Stowe Drive Poway, CA 92064800-659-8821lorberlaw.com

CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION, CASUALTY, PERSONAL INJURY

LGP has developed a reputation as an innovative leader in a broad range of litigation matters, including construction defect, personal injury, premises liability, product liability, and business transactions/

negotiations. Our ideal is to provide the highest level of personal and professional service for each client. Key components of our success include our commitment to efficient case management, proactive representation, and a continuing

“partnership” with our clients and insurers to bring about early resolution, thus saving our clients time and money. We are also well equipped to take each case through the trial process, having years of successful judge and jury verdicts in our favor on behalf of our clients in both casualty and construction matters.

“Integrity, Commitment, Compassion.”

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REAL ESTATE FINANCEVernon Case GaunttSan Diego619-400-0134

REAL ESTATE LITIGATIONChristopher Kevin BarnetteSan Diego619-940-5175

Sean Christopher CoughlinCoughlin Law FirmSan Diego858-369-5577

Cindy Dobler DavisSan Diego619-531-3434

Robert Dennis FrankSolana Beach858-354-7900

Jeffrey N. GarlandAndersen Hilbert & Parker LLPSan Diego619-233-8292

Lee Everett HejmanowskiCaldarelli Hejmanowski Page & Leer LLPSan Diego858-764-8106

Jer r y D. HemmeGoode, Hemme &

Peterson, APC San Diego

858-587-3555jhemme@sandiego

attorney.com sandiegoattorney.com

John Forest HilbertAndersen Hilbert & Parker LLPSan Diego619-795-0300

Michael M. HoganHogan GuineySan Diego619-687-0282

William P. KeithDuckor Spradling Metzger & Wynne A Law CorporationSan Diego619-209-3053

James Roland LanceKirby Noonan Lance & Hoge LLPSan Diego619-780-0880

David Michael ParkerAndersen Hilbert & Parker LLPSan Diego619-233-8292

Jason Lee SatterlyAndersen Hilbert & Parker LLPSan Diego619-795-0300

Rand Karl ShotwellSan Diego619-299-8497

Gary John StephensonStephenson Law OfficeSan Diego619-972-7000

David Wendell WatersSpring Valley619-750-6080

REAL ESTATE TAXRonson Joseph ShamounRJS Law - A Tax Law FirmSan Diego

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONSCharles Edward BlackSan Diego619-993-6503

Mary Leslie HoveyCricket Communications, Inc.San Diego858-547-3279

Gregory Dean JudkinsJudkins, Glatt & Hulme LLPRancho Santa FeGary Edward SlaterSlater & Truxaw LLPSan Diego858-675-0755

Kenneth Jerome StipanovDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

REAL ESTATE, LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTALDomenic C. DragoSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego858-720-8989

David M. HymerSheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLPSan Diego619-338-6533

REAL PROPERTYGregory Charles AlcornGregory C. AlcornSan Diego858-753-1718

Timothy Martin BarrySan Diego619-531-6259

Robert Martin BohlSan Diego619-446-0080

Megan Elizabeth BoydMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

Robert Dale BuellSolana Beach858-792-9300

Robert CaplanSeltzer Caplan McMahon VitekSan Diego619-685-3003

Jonathan Charles CornAxelson & Corn, P.C.Encinitas760-944-9006

James Marklan DaleRancho Santa Fe858-759-1490

Michael Edward DulleaSan Diego619-818-2874

Paul Francis FiglerValley Center760-751-0772

Phillip L. GinsburgFisch, Spiegler & Ginsburg, APLCSan Diego619-234-1551

Thomas L. GrindleSolomon, Grindle, Lidstad & WintringerSan Diego

Deane HaskinsLa Jolla858-395-3409

R. Gordon HuckinsFox Johns Lazar Pekin & WexlerSan Diego619-237-0011

Mark A. KrasnerBlanchard, Krasner & French APCLa Jolla

Steven H. KruisKruis MediationSan Diego619-233-1323

Ivar Enn LeetmaSan Diego619-243-7012

Cary David LoweSan Diego619-255-3078

Antonia Elizabeth MartinSan Diego619-231-7575

Larry Neil MurnaneCoronado619-564-8600

Robert Thomas PaceEl Cajon619-599-5019

Matthew Edward PodmenikMcCarthy & Holthus, L.L.P.San Diego619-685-4800

Dana Irwin SchiffmanSan Diego858-367-7694

Eric Bruce ShwisbergSolana Beach858-436-7703

Mark A. SpieglerFisch, Spiegler & Ginsburg, APLCSan Diego619-234-1551

James Jay StoffelBeberman Stoffel & BebermanSan Diego619-297-4800

Dennis James StrykerStryker Slev Law GroupSan Diego619-599-8266

Cynthia Kay ThorntonRancho Santa Fe619-521-3300

Robert Willis WalkerSan Diego619-525-4430

Michael Harvey WexlerFox Johns Lazar Pekin & WexlerSan Diego619-237-0011

Archie T. Wright, IIIRancho Santa Fe858-945-0481

Emil Alfred Joseph ZuccaroThe Zuccaro Law FirmAlpine619-234-7084

REAL PROPERTY & ESTATE WORKMichael Vasil PundeffSan Diego619-788-5660

REAL PROPERTY LITIGATIONRobert J. HannaBest Best & Krieger LLPSan Diego619-525-1300

REAL PROPERTY TRANSACTIONSTimothy John TruxawSlater & Truxaw LLPSan Diego858-675-0755

REPRESENTATION OF CONSUMERSPatricia Ann MeyerPatricia A. Meyer & Associates, APCSan Diego619-235-8636

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATEDouglas Alan GlassGlass MediationsSan Diego619-234-7790

SCHOOL DISTRICTSGerald Arthur ConradiAtkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo APCSan Diego858-485-9526

SECURITIESMichael Edward AlpertRancho Santa Fe858-794-0302

David Edward HertzelSan Diego858-217-5540

Donald Frederick Jay, Jr.CoronadoMichael Patrick McCloskeyWilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLPSan Diego619-321-6200

SECURITIES & CAPITAL MARKETSJeremy David GlaserMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, P.C.San Diego858-314-1515

SECURITIES & DERIVATIVE LITIGATIONAmber Lee EckZeldes Haeggquist & Eck, LLPSan Diego619-342-8000

SECURITIES & INVESTOR FRAUD CLAIMSTimothy Christopher KarenSan Diego858-259-7790

SECURITIES ACTIONSArthur Charles LeahyRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

SECURITIES CLASS ACTIONSFrancis Alexander Bottini, Jr.Bottini & Bottini, Inc.La Jolla858-914-2001

Spencer Alan BurkholzRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

Helen J. HodgesRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

Keith F. ParkRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

SECURITIES LITIGATIONMichael Anthony AttanasioCooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6020

Stephen Richard BasserBarrack, Rodos & BacineSan Diego619-230-0800

Travis Excorty Downs, IIIRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

Koji Francis FukumuraCooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6000

William Ellery GrauerCooley LLPSan Diego914-999-0319

Michael Lee KirbyKirby & Kirby LLPSan Diego619-487-1500

Shirli Fabbri WeissDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego619-699-3650

SECURITIES LITIGATION & ARBITRATIONJeffrey Steven KobEvans & Kob, PCCoronado619-522-0797

SECURITIES LITIGATION & ENFORCEMENTChristopher Harold McGrathPaul Hastings LLPSan Diego714-668-6244

SECURITIES LITIGATION & PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYMichael James WeaverLatham & Watkins LLPSan Diego858-523-5400

SERIOUS INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATHRobert Craig Clark, Jr.The Markham Law FirmSan Diego619-239-1321

Anthony J. KleinKlein, DeNatale, Goldner, Cooper, Rosenlieb & Kimball, LLPSan Diego661-401-7755

SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURIESRyan Donald HarrisHarris Personal Injury Lawyers, Inc.Oceanside805-544-0100

SETTLEMENT DEPARTMENTJeffrey David LightRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPSan Diego619-231-1058

SEXUAL ABUSEIrwin M. ZalkinZalkin Law Firm, P.C.San Diego858-259-3011

SEXUAL HARASSMENTJanice Patrice BrownBrown Law GroupSan Diego619-330-1703

Steven Bruce GoldThe Gold FirmSan Diego619-358-9344

SLIP & FALLFrank Menford ThompsonEscondido760-745-1484

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1620 Fifth Avenue, Suite 600San Diego, CA 92101619-238-4900mazzarellalaw.com

BUSINESS LITIGATION; REAL ESTATE LITIGATION

After decades in big firms, Mark and Daral Mazzarella created Mazzarella & Mazzarella LLP, a boutique firm devoted to client success and personal attention.

“Big-firm division of responsibilities is inefficient and costly. We are personally involved in cases from start to finish. That is more efficient, yields better results, and saves money,” says Daral Mazzarella.

Mark notes, “We have more trial experience than most business and real estate litigators. Our attorneys have more than 85 years of experience.”

The brothers are repeatedly honored by peers and judges as Top Attorneys, Super Lawyers, and Best Lawyers, and perennially receive Martindale-Hubbell’s AV Preeminent Rating.

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Bill Naumann is the founder of The Naumann Law Firm, PC, and specializes in construction defect litigation. He practices business and civil general litigation and

represents homeowner associations, high and mid-rise condominiums, commercial property owners and builders, and single and multifamily homeowners.

Mr. Naumann’s experience allows him to handle significant construction cases with complex insurance issues, including bankruptcy of the builder and exhaustion of insurance.

He is a member of the State Bar of California, the Consumer Attorneys of California, and the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego (president 1999, board of directors member 1989–1998). Mr. Naumann was the tort law editor of the Trial Bar News from 1989 to 1998 and authored over one hundred articles.

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SMALL BUSINESS OWNERSBruno WolfenzonWolfenzon Schulman & RolleSan Diego858-646-0071

SOCIAL SECURITY LAWStephen Douglas WismarTrovillion, Inveiss & DemakisSan Diego619-232-7181

SOFTWARE LICENSINGSteven S. HogeFair, Isaac & Company, Inc.San Diego

SOLO & SMALL FIRMCharles Robert BongardBonita619-892-3967

Gerald Lee GormanSan Diego619-291-2171

Melissa Anne Blackburn JoniauxSan Diego619-985-9930

Lilys Doris McCoySan Diego619-961-4353

SPECIAL DISTRICTSJames Bell GilpinBest Best & Krieger LLPSan Diego619-525-1300

SPECIAL EDUCATIONEric Barry FreedusFrank & Freedus APCOceanside760-726-9919

SPECIAL NEEDS TRUSTSCarol Sue BattagliaBattaglia & WaltariSan Diego858-689-0613

SPORTS LAWBarry Evan AxelrodEncinitas760-753-0088

J. Paul MarthaPaul Martha, Esq.San Diego619-661-0133

STATE & FEDERAL, TRIAL & POST-CONVICTIONJohn G. CotsirilosJohn G. CotsirilosSan Diego

STATE & LOCAL TAX CONTROVERSIESW. Alan LautanenHenderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLPSan Diego858-755-3000 ext- 142

STATE & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESDennis Dayle WelchRose, Klein & Marias LLPSan Diego858-270-9061

STRATEGIC TRANSACTIONSKenneth Andrew ClarkWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Professional CorporationSan Diego650-493-9300

SUBROGATIONCharles Anthony LongoChula Vista619-987-4648

SUBROGATION & RECOVERYPeter Andrew LynchCozen O’Connor APCSan Diego619-234-1700

SURETY PRACTICE SECTION & SURETY LITIGATIONSean Thomas OsbornBooth, Mitchel & Strange LLPSan Diego714-459-5815

TAXPeter G. AylwardAylward & Aylward, LLPJamul619-669-4800

R. Anthony BaumanSan Diego858-793-7007

Richard K. CircuitCircuit, McKellogg, Kinney & Ross LLPLa Jolla858-459-0581

Stephen Thomas FreemanK&L Gates LLPSan Diego949-623-3544

Raymond L. HeidemannEl Cajon619-270-4500

Mark Leland MannDentons US LLPSan Diego619-236-1414

Patrick W. MartinProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3230

Webb B. Morrow, IIICooley LLPSan Diego858-550-6075

Gary T. MoyerFerris & Britton APCSan Diego619-233-3131

Eric D. SwensonProcopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLPSan Diego619-515-3235

Richard Van Van VermazenSan Diego619-523-8495

J. Clancy WilsonHenderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLPSan Diego

TAX APPEALSNeil Patrick BalmertDLA Piper LLP (US)San Diego858-677-1411

TAX CONTROVERSIES LAWJudy Elisabeth HamiltonSan Diego

TAX DEFENSE - ASSET PROTECTIONRobert Brooks Martin, Jr.Escondido760-670-3735

TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONSPaul Joseph DostartDostart Hannink & Coveney, LLPLa Jolla858-623-4210

TAX PLANNINGMichael Gary ChatzkyChatzky & Associates A Law CorporationSan Diego858-457-1000

Andrew J. SussmanSan Diego858-350-1444

TAXATIONLewis Maxwell AnastopulosSan Diego619-702-0340

Kevin Miles BagleySan Diego619-209-3033

Richard A. CarpenterRichard CarpenterSan Diego619-696-8607

Gary Evan FriedmanLa Jolla858-454-1875

Michael G. GoldsteinSolana Beach760-436-1801

William Douglass HoshawMiller, Monson, Peshel, Polacek & HoshawSan Diego619-239-7777

Edward Lewis KaneLa Jolla858-459-5371

J. Jason Kaplan APCSan Diego619-239-7001

Lawrence Jeffrey KaplanSolomon Ward Seidenwurm & Smith, LLPSan Diego619-231-0303

Kenneth Stuart KlaymanKlayman & FairleySan Diego619-233-5283

Scott Michael MarcusScott M. Marcus Law OfficesSan Diego619-232-5530

Lisa C. MerrillDuane Morris LLPSan Diego619-744-2261

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UNI T E D W AY OF S A N DIE GO COUN T Y F A L L CE L E BR AT IONAlex Szekely United Way Center November 2, 2016

United Way of San Diego County honored Deborah Szekely and Kenneth H. Weixel for their consistently outstanding community leadership and volunteerism at a special reception for 125 friends of United Way at the nonprofit’s building in Murphy Canyon. Laurie Coskey, EdD, United Way’s president and CEO, presided over the ceremony honoring the two, saying, “We are thrilled to recognize the contributions of these two extraordinary individuals who have spent their lives and careers giving back to the community in meaningful ways.”

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1. Christina Hastings, Angel Mason Broadus 2. Ignacio De La Torre, Congresswoman Susan Davis 3. David, Brian, Ruth, and Jim Mulvaney 4. Shaina Gross, Ka’eo Griffin, Tia Anzellotti 5. Peter Callstrom, Laurie Coskey, Phil Blair, Deborah Szekely, Congressman Scott Peters 6. Maureen and Charlie King 7. Lindsay Burningham, Thella Bowens

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S A N DIE GO B AY W INE & F OOD F E S T I VA LSan Diego Bay November 16–19, 2016

The 13th annual San Diego Bay Wine + Food Festival gathered more than 9,000 wine and food enthusiasts, culinary personalities, and celebrity chefs from across the country. Guests indulged in bites from a collection of San Diego’s finest restaurants and more than 200 wineries, breweries, and distilleries from around the world. The week-long festival featured cooking classes, speciality wine dinners, a SommCon tasting, Dinner with the Culinary Icons, a live auction, and the Lexus Grand Tasting, held on the picturesque San Diego Bay.

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AGENDATHE FLOWER FIELDS AT CARLSBAD RANCH 5704 Paseo del Norte, Carlsbad

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potted plants in the world. The traditional winter flower will be sharing the spotlight with the Fields’ usual suspects,

including giant Tecolote ranunculus, as well as roses, orchids, and petunias in a variety of colors and sizes. Hop on the tractor-driven wagon and enjoy San Diego’s most colorful

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You can go your own way, but don’t miss reigning rock ’n’ roll queen Stevie Nicks at Viejas Arena.

Artist Jennifer Steinkamp’s massive Madame Curie

installation will be the inspiration as the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Downtown kicks off its new Exit Party event series, off ering new ways to interact with art, live performance art, and custom cocktails.

Let the spirit of aloha move you when the Masters of Hawaiian Music take the stage at California Center for the Arts, Escondido.

The San Diego Symphony plays iconic concertos alongside Grammy Award–winning violinist Augustin Hadelich in Shostakovich and Beethoven.

The two-day CRSSD Festival brings big names in electronic dance music to three stages at Waterfront Park.

Support the UC San Diego Sulpizio Cardiovascular Center’s fi ght against heart disease during the Heart of San Diego Gala at Park Hyatt Aviara.

Escape to Neverland as the California Ballet Company performs Peter Pan for one weekend at the San Diego Civic Theatre.

Take in the awe-inspiring street performers who will swallow swords, breathe fi re, and juggle props during the two-day Seaport Village Busker Festival.

Eat, drink, and dance the night away during the Black & White Ball at Manchester Grand Hyatt, benefi ting Casa de Amparo.

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Rise and shine with bloody marys, unlimited eats, and hot coff ee at San Diego Magazine’s Brunch Bash at Estancia La Jolla.

The Family Winemakers of California tasting event brings 500 wines from more than 125 wineries to the Del Mar Fairgrounds.

Enjoy a fi ve-course wine-pairing dinner at 1500 Ocean, Hotel del Coronado’s upscale waterfront eatery, featuring ZD Wines from Napa Valley.

Love, murder, and drama come together in three performances of The Tragedy of Carmen , an adaptation of the original classic, presented by San Diego Opera at Balboa Theatre.

City Ballet showcases the work of three famed ballet choreographers in Balanchine and Beyond at Spreckels Theatre.

Don your stilettos and sing along to music by Cyndi Lauper at Kinky Boots at the Civic Theatre (through 3/12).

Behold that luck of the Irish during San Diego’s 37th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival at Balboa Park, featuring live entertainment, food, and beer gardens.

Endorsed by Will Ferrell, the Best Coast Beer Fest at Embarcadero Marina Park South includes craft beer from more than 100 breweries, music, and food.

Take a trip to Hogwarts as San Diego Symphony plays the soundtrack from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone for one weekend at Copley Symphony Hall.

Country crooner and The Voice judge Blake Shelton takes Valley View Casino Center, with former contestant RaeLynn opening.

Scripps Health’s Mercy Ball benefi ts cancer care, with a live auction and entertainment at San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina.

Petco Park hosts second-round games at the World Baseball Classic tournament, advancing with potential teams including the US, Canada, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela (through 3/18).

Join a cinema fi esta at the 24th annual Latino Film Festival, with more than 160 feature and short fi lm screenings over 10 days at AMC Fashion Valley.

The 23rd annual shamROCK block party will paint streets in the Gaslamp Quarter green for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration with music and emerald-colored libations.

Laugh with comedic duo Jay & Silent Bob as they record their hit namesake podcast in front of a live audience at Balboa Theatre.

Bob your head to rap legend Common at The Observatory North Park.

Red Velvet at The Old Globe tells the story of the fi rst black actor to play Othello on the English stage (through 4/30).

British abstract sculptor Richard Deacon debuts his fi rst major American museum exhibition in What You See Is What You Get at the San Diego Museum of Art.

Celebrate the indigenous people of Guam and the Mariana Islands at the eighth annual Chamorro Cultural Festival with food, music, and entertainment at Cal State San Marcos.

At Crab Feed San Diego, feast on all-you-can-eat Dungeness crab—yes, there will be extra melted butter and lemon—plus pasta, salad, rolls, and dessert at the United Portuguese Hall on Shelter Island.

Bestselling author Neil Gaiman, whose career spans sci-fi to children’s books like Coraline, will tell and read stories during An Evening with Neil Gaiman at the Civic Theatre.

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