Mr. Jang has built his legal career on a foundation of justice, strategic thinking, and relentless advocacy. As a former Deputy District Attorney, he brings extensive courtroom and litigation experience to clients facing serious legal challenges across criminal defense, personal injury, and commercial real estate law.

Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Jang worked in commercial real estate. His background includes hands-on experience in development, leasing, acquisitions, dispositions, and the full range of transactional and operational matters that arise in commercial real estate matters. This early career foundation gives him a business-savvy perspective that benefits his clients today, especially in real estate and contract-related disputes.

Andrew earned his undergraduate degree in Philosophy from UCLA, where he developed a sharp analytical mindset and a commitment to pursuing justice. He then earned his Juris Doctor from Southwestern Law School through its rigorous SCALE program. This accelerated program compresses three years of legal education into two highly rigorous years without any breaks. While at Southwestern, Mr. Jang was recognized for academic excellence and professional promise as a recipient of both the Wildman Schumacher and Leichtman Levine Scholarships.

During law school, Andrew also completed a highly selective internship at Levine Leichtman Capital Partners, a private equity firm managing approximately $10 billion in assets. In a year when the firm typically chose two interns, Mr. Jang was the only one selected. He was chosen over candidates from both law schools and business schools after a multi-round evaluation process. His time there provided valuable insight into corporate finance, business strategy, and institutional operations—knowledge he continues to apply in his legal practice.

After passing the California Bar Exam on his first attempt, Mr. Jang began his legal career at a respected law firm in Century City. There, he handled complex consumer protection litigation and honed his skills in written and oral advocacy. He later entered public service as a Deputy District Attorney, first in Santa Barbara County and later in Los Angeles County.

While in Los Angeles, Andrew was assigned to multiple courthouses across the county. His primary work was at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in downtown Los Angeles, where he served in the Preliminary Hearing Unit. In that role, he handled hundreds of preliminary hearings and prosecuted a wide range of serious and violent felonies. These included attempted murder, robbery, grand theft, burglary, firearm and weapon charges, DUIs, and more. His trial experience is extensive, and he achieved a 90 percent conviction rate during his time as a prosecutor.

Mr. Jang also served in a supervisory role, overseeing interns and law clerks assigned to the Preliminary Hearing Unit. He trained and mentored future attorneys as they prepared and conducted hearings and trials. His deep trial knowledge and litigation experience allowed him to manage their work effectively and ensure the highest standards of advocacy.

Today, Mr. Jang is the founder of Jang Trial Law Firm. His practice focuses on criminal defense (including DUIs and misdemeanors/felonies), personal injury litigation, and commercial real estate matters. He approaches each case with the precision of a prosecutor, the insight of a business advisor, and the commitment of a trusted advocate.

When he is not in the courtroom, Andrew enjoys hiking, exploring new restaurants and cuisines, and spending quality time with his family and friends.

Mr. Campos has represented clients in a wide range of general tort matters, including personal injury, wrongful death, motor vehicle accidents, and premises liability. He has also contributed to the defense of complex construction‑related cases.

Previously, Mr. Campos worked as a law clerk at a high‑profile criminal defense firm, where he contributed to multiple appellate matters and assisted on a case in which the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and remanded for retrial. He also gained prosecutorial experience at the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office as a post‑bar law clerk, where he conducted several preliminary hearings.

During law school at Southwestern Law School, Mr. Campos served in multiple leadership roles, including Co‑President of the Latino Law Students Association, Editor‑in‑Chief of The Law Commentator, and President of the Mindfulness in Law Society. He competed as part of the Latino Law Students Association’s moot court team in the 2023 HNBA/VIA 28th Uvaldo Herrera National Moot Court Competition in Phoenix, Arizona.

Before pursuing law, Mr. Campos earned a Master of Arts in Media Studies and a certificate in Media Management from The New School, where he focused on sound design and sound art. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the University of San Francisco, concentrating on film and television theory and criticism. Among his academic experiences, he is particularly proud of having taken a course on the history and music of Led Zeppelin.

Outside of work, Michael enjoys attending concerts, running, and playing video games. He is fluent in Spanish.