About Mik
Mik Liviakis took a direct path into the regulation. He studied political science at Pepperdine University after which earned his J.D. from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in 2007.
After law school he have become a member of the California Bar in 2007. He has maintained that membership since then and has constructed a personal practice primarily based within the state. Early in his profession he gained knowledge dealing with the routine and frequently unpredictable work that maintains a small firm busy: courtroom appearances, client counseling, motion practice and resolution talks.
He based Liviakis Law Office and continues to practice beneath that name. The office operates in California and serves clients who need representation in state courts and administrative things. Liviakis runs a compact practice that manages caseloads from intake through decision, emphasizing practical answers that move cases ahead.
Colleagues and clients describe him as pragmatic within the way he strategies legal issues. He has a tendency to break complex matters into manageable steps. That technique helps in each bargaining and litigation. He handles hearings, drafts court filings and prepares instances for trial when necessary. He additionally spends time advising clients on approach so they understand options and probably outcomes.
Outside the office his expert association is easy. He has been a member of the California Bar Association since 2007 and keeps that membership. There are not any public records of bar leadership roles or educational posts attached to his call within the materials provided right here.
Liviakis practices in California courts and manages his firm’s operations. He is known for operating a small, hands-on practice instead of a giant, multi-workplace company. He continues to accept matters that fit the scope of his workplace and to symbolize clients across a variety of state regulation problems.
He presently practices at Liviakis Law Office, handling legal issues in California state courts.
