About Dana M.
Dana M. Cannon earned her Juris Doctor from William Howard Taft University in 2005. She completed her legal studies after getting into law school within the early 2000s and moved to California to pursue a practice there. Her academic background grounded her in core areas of law and prepared her for practice in the state courts.
She began working as an attorney in California and later based her own company. In 2020 she became the lawyer-owner of Cannon Legal Firm. That pass put her on the middle of a small, locally focused practice. Colleagues describe her strategy as steady and pragmatic. Clients see a lawyer who prefers clear explanations over legalese and who lays out options plainly.
Cannon has maintained ties to the nearby legal network. She holds club within the Long Beach Bar Association and serves as a volunteer resolution officer for the Los Angeles Superior Court’s Probate Pro Bono Settlement software. Those roles have stored her engaged with courtroom procedures and with volunteer work that assists parties in probate settlements. She also lists other expert memberships.
Her work displays that court involvement. She has treated probate-associated matters in pro bono settings and in her private practice. Records display she has taken on settlement work in the probate context thru the LASC software. That knowledge intersects with property making plans, trust management, and probate management in everyday practice for small-company lawyers within the area.
As proprietor of Cannon Legal Firm, Cannon runs the office while taking client-dealing with work. She manages filings, client conferences, and court appearances when required. The firm operates from a local workplace and makes a speciality of serving people and households. She balances casework with administrative duties that include operating a regulation practice.
Clients and peers note her continuous presence in local bar activities and in courtroom volunteer packages. She continues to take part in probate resolution work and nearby bar occasions. Her practice in 2026 remains at Cannon Legal Firm, the place she handles probate and related property matters and provides representation for clients in the ones areas.
