About Sarbdeep
Sarbdeep Atwal earned his J.D. from Trinity Law School before beginning his legal work in California. He holds membership within the California State Bar and participates within the local bar network through the Sacramento County Bar Association. He additionally finished training at the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, a credential that informs his work in courtroom.
He practices thru The Law Office of Sarbdeep Atwal. He takes on cases for individuals and small organizations. His practice is based in California and he advocates for clients in matters that often require court preparation and bargaining.
Atwal's professional associations reflect a mix of trial education, local involvement and subject-area pursuits. He is a member of the California DUI Lawyers Association, and that membership anchors much of the felony and visitors work he undertakes. He is also related to the California Farm Bureau, which ties his practice to problems that affect agricultural clients and land use worries in parts of the state.
Outside of client work he has roles that intersect with local governance and improvement. He serves as a board trustee for Reclamation District 784 in Yuba County and sits on a committee for Yuba County Economic Development. Those positions put him in ordinary touch with water management, land use and nearby economic questions, and that they form the types of regulatory and transactional matters he sees in practice.
Atwal keeps ties to pro bono and pro bono work through the Voluntary Legal Services Program of Northern California. He stays lively in bar things to do and continues schooling thru groups such as the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. The combination of trial training and bar involvement informs how he prepares for hearings and trials.
Colleagues and clients see him in courtroom or on the office preparing filings and negotiating settlements. He attracts on trial training when instances continue to listening to and on nearby relationships when problems contact municipal or agricultural interests. He practices law in California, and his current work concentrates on DUI defense, felony things and legal matters affecting agricultural and local authorities entities.
