Meet Gianna! Originally from Los Angeles, Gianna later moved to San Diego, where her husband is from, and they are now raising their son and daughter there. Her interest in law started long before law school. Growing up, Gianna watched her parents run their small business and navigate the legal side of entrepreneurship, an experience […]
Congratulations to Woodland Hills Partner Daniel Crespo and Associate Lauren Landau for securing a defense victory on behalf of one of our general contractor clients! The Riverside Superior Court granted summary judgment in favor of our client, finding the plaintiff’s core allegation was flatly contradicted by video evidence. The Court held that surveillance footage conclusively […]
Meet Pamchal! Pamchal Deylami attended Chapman University, where she majored in Legal Studies with an emphasis in Political Science. During her time at Chapman, Pamchal co-authored and presented “An Invitation to a Constitutional Revolution: Taking Seriously Barnett’s Presumption of Liberty,” at the Southwestern Political Science Association Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas. She was selected […]
Congratulations to CEO/Founding Principal Nicole Whyte on her recognition as one of the most Influential Leaders in Orange County by the OC Business Journal! Why: Nicole leads over 200 attorneys in 11 offices in the Western U.S. She specializes in family law and complex civil litigation. Of those, 89 are based in the firm’s Newport […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara is proud to announce that Newport Beach Partner Morgan Stiefel and Associate Kevin Moore obtained a great verdict after years-long litigation in favor of their client. This lawsuit stemmed from a claim made by Plaintiff for injuries arising out of a negligence claim due to BWB&O’s client rolling her […]
Join Partners Keith Bremer and Vik Nagpal of Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP, via Zoom on January 8, 2026, at 10 AM PST, as they break down their voir dire strategies behind containment of risk and/or defense verdicts. Register today! Earn 1-hour CLE and learn how to: Building a cohesive “tribe” in the jury […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is proud to announce that Kendra Arnold, Sammy Daboussi, Christina Matian, Pamchal Deylami, and Jocelyn Russo have been promoted to partner. Their dedication, leadership, and exceptional contributions to the firm have earned them this well-deserved recognition. Please join us in celebrating their achievements! Meet Kendra! Since joining the firm […]
Partner JohnPaul Salem and Senior Associate Scott Hoy started a trial in Long Beach arising out of rear-end motor vehicle collision where BWB&O’s client conceded liability for the collision but strongly disputed the nature and extent of the damages claimed. Although Plaintiff denied injuries at the scene and did not seek any medical treatment until […]
Meet Jennifer! Born and raised in Las Vegas, Jennifer has built her entire life and career in the city she calls home. Jennifer joined BWB&O right after graduating high school in 2003 and has been part of the team ever since. To her, this firm truly feels like family. Outside of work, Jennifer is passionate […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is excited to share that our Downtown San Diego team has moved into a new office space! This move marks an exciting new chapter as we continue to grow and strengthen our commitment to serving clients with excellence. Please update your records with our new address. All other contact information will remain the same. […]
Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is proud to announce its inclusion in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms® in the United States, receiving national and regional rankings across multiple practice areas for the sixth consecutive year. National Tier 3 o Construction Law Regional Tier 1: Orange County o Family Law o Personal Injury Law […]
Meet Conor! Originally from Wisconsin, Conor grew up on the baseball diamonds and went on to play in college before turning his competitive spirit toward the courtroom after an injury ended his playing days. After college, Conor spent two years working as an officer for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, where he developed a strong sense of […]