Gin, Joanna

Student Member
Firm/Organization: UC Davis, School of Law
✉ jmgin@ucdavis.edu

Iwahiro, Michael

Sustaining Member

Paltzer, June

Firm/Organization: Office of Dr. June Paltzer
4440 Duckhorn Drive, Suite 400, Sacramento CA 95834
✉ JMPal88@hotmail.com ☏ (916) 801-7372
Languages spoken: Mandarin
Practice Area/s: Forensic Neuropsychology

Saechao, Stacy

Firm/Organization: Office of Legislative Counsel
✉ stacy.saechao@lc.ca.gov
Languages Spoken: Mien

Barrica, Gino

Firm/Organization: Barrica Law
PO Box 6038, Folsom CA 95763
✉ gino@barricalaw.com ☏ (415) 985-4529
Languages Spoken: Tagalog
Practice Area/s: Immigration Law, Personal Injury

Lew, Anthony

Firm/Organization: CA State Assembly, Judiciary Committee
1020 N Street, Room 104, Sacramento, CA 95814
✉ anthony.lew@asm.ca.gov ☏ (916) 319-2334

The Asian/Pacific Bar Association of Sacramento joins with the National Asian Pacific Bar Association in urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to Hold Hearing and Vote on Supreme Court Nominee

While we are naturally disappointed that the President missed an opportunity to make history by nominating the first Asian Pacific American to the Supreme Court, Asian/Pacific Bar Association of Sacramento joins NAPABA as one of 54 national, state, and local Asian Pacific American bar associations urging Senate leaders to hold a timely vote on any upcoming candidates nominated to fill the current vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Woo, Darrel

Firm/Organization: Sacramento City Unified School District

Ledda, Derek

Firm/Organization: Lions Club International
5544 Dalhart Way, Sacramento CA 95835
✉ dledda0323@aol.com ☏ (916) 205-4185

Lim, Kelsey

✉ kelseyannlim@gmail.com

The objective of the Asian/Pacific Bar Association of Sacramento (ABAS) is to foster the exchange of ideas and promote the professional growth of the members of the Association; to provide an opportunity for fellowship among the Association's members; to provide service to the general and local community; to develop and encourage cooperation with other organizations of minority attorneys; and to provide a vehicle and forum for the unified expression of opinions and positions by the Association upon current social, political, economic, legal or other matters or events of concern to the members of the Association.

ABAS is an association of attorneys, judges, law students, and friends who have associated for the purposes of professional development, community service, public appointments, advocacy, and camaraderie. Since its inception in 1981, ABAS has been an active voice for the legal profession and the API community, and was part of the founding efforts of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA), the Asian/Pacific Bar of California (ABC), and the Unity Bar Association of Sacramento. ABAS is certified by the State Bar of California and is an affiliate member organization of the Sacramento County Bar Assocation.

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