Personal Injury
William John Light
, The Law Offices of Frank P. Barbaro, APC · Santa Ana, CA
William John Light is a personal injury and civil litigation attorney at The Law Offices of Frank P. Barbaro, APC in Santa Ana, California.
William John Light was admitted to the State Bar of California on June 15, 1989, and holds an active license under bar number 141220 [1]. His State Bar record lists his office at the Law Offices of Frank P. Barbaro, APC on North Broadway in Santa Ana [1].
Light has over 30 years of experience in civil litigation and has guided thousands of clients through the legal system. He has represented victims of wrongful death, childhood sexual molestation, car and trucking accidents, defective intersections and roads, dog bites, motorcycle collisions, premises liability, product liability, slip and fall injuries, employment discrimination and harassment, insurance bad faith, and medical and dental malpractice. His clients have been awarded in excess of $100 million in settlements and judgments.
Light earned his bachelor's degree from the University of North Dakota, graduating Magna Cum Laude, and his law degree from Southwestern University School of Law, where he received the Dean Paul Wildman Scholarship. He is a member of the California, Colorado, and Minnesota bar associations and is admitted to practice before the United States District Courts for the Central, Southern, and Northern Districts of California.
The Law Offices of Frank P. Barbaro, APC is a Southern California litigation firm whose attorneys have represented people harmed by medical and dental malpractice, automobile and trucking accidents, airplane accidents, product defects, road design defects, wrongful death, elder abuse, and child abuse since 1970 [2]. Light is listed among the firm's attorneys, which is now led by Julia A. DeClark [2]. His attorney profiles are also listed on Avvo and Justia [3].
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