John Patrick Carty III

John Carty graduated from UC Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco and passed the California Bar Examination, on his first attempt, in 1980. He has been a practicing California attorney since being sworn in on December 16, 1980. He has practiced law in Calaveras, Stanislaus, Sacramento, and San Joaquin Counties for his entire career.

University of California College of the Law, San Francisco

J.D. (1980)

1977 - 1980

My law journal "Note" was concerning employment discrimination, and was published in 1980 in the Hastings Law Journal.

Honors: Hastings Law Journal (1980), Participant and Author of Law Review Note.

Activities: Part-time jobs as a Law Clerk during law school for public interest and poverty law offices

University of California - Berkeley

B.A. (1977) | Political Science Major

1975 - 1977

Activities: Cal Cross Country Team, Fall of 1975

Active Attorney-At-Law in the State of California

State Bar of California

Current

I have been a practicing California attorney since 12/16/1980.

President or Vice-President

Calaveras County Bar Association

1987 - 1996

I served as either the President or the Vice-President, of the CCBA, for nine years, from about 1987-1996.

The Continuing Violation Theory after United Air Lines, Inc. v. Evans

Hastings Law Journal

March, 1980

Plaque for Exemplary Service to the CCBA and the community

Calaveras County Bar Association

1997

I served as President or Vice-President of the Calaveras County Bar Association, for nine years. from about 1987-1996.

Certificate for Delivery of Pro Bono Legal Services in California

The State Bar Board of Governors

1988

I was the President and Co-Founder of Calaveras Legal Assistance Service, operated by the Human Resources Council, Inc.

State Bar of California  # 95725

Member

Current

San Joaquin County Bar Association

Member

2009 - Current

Activities: Lawyer Review Service participant in the Workers' Compensation, Personal Injury, and Court-Appointed Criminal Panels of Attorneys.

California

Since 1980

9th Circuit

Since 1980

• Free Consultation
  We screen calls over the telephone, and offer a one half hour free consultation to the cases we may be interested in accepting.
• Contingent Fees
  We charge 15% for workers' compensation cases; 25% to one-third for personal injury cases of minors; and one-third to 40% for personal injury cases for adults.
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  We do not charge attorney's fees if we complete the case, and are unable to recover money for our clients, in workers' compensation and personal injury cases.