Arcadia, CA

Nathan A. Hanning

Prior to founding H&S, Nathan Hanning worked at one of the largest Southern California defense firms, where he litigated a variety of insurance defense matters and construction defect cases. Thereafter, Mr. Hanning worked at a prestigious medical malpractice defense firm where he defended healthcare providers in all types of medical malpractice actions. Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Hanning graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles, with degrees in political science and history before earning his juris doctor from Southwestern Law School. During law school, Mr. Hanning served as Managing Editor of the Southwestern Law Review and was a member of the Moot Court Honors Program, where he competed as an oralist in the Spong tournament, arguing before Justices Joseph P. Albright of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals and Cornelia G. Kennedy of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Mr. Hanning was named a Wildman Scholar, a Hagman Scholar, and recipient of the Deans Merit Award. He also received two CALI awards for his achievements in Legal Writing and Analysis and Land Use and Planning. Mr. Hanning has also authored several articles, including Trying Asset/Mortgage Backed Securities Cases: A Practical Guide, Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (2007), and Waking From the American Dream: Expanding Fiduciary Duties to Secondary Lenders Following the Subprime Mortgage Meltdown, Southwestern Law Review (2008).

Michael V. Sacchetto

Before founding H&S, Michael Sacchetto worked for several years at one of the premier medical malpractice defense firms in the country. Mr. Sacchetto earned an excellent reputation as a remarkable litigator while defending a variety of healthcare professionals in all types of medical malpractice actions. Prior to becoming an attorney, Mr. Sacchetto earned his bachelor of science degree in business administration from the University of La Verne, graduating summa cum laude. Thereafter, Mr. Sacchetto earned his juris doctor from Southwestern Law School, in Los Angeles, California, graduating magna cum laude. While attending Southwestern, Mr. Sacchetto was a member of the Southwestern Moot Court Team and reached the semi-final round at the Cardozo/BMI Moot Court Competition in New York. Mr. Sacchetto also served as a staff member and was later elected to the board of Southwestern Law Review as a Notes and Comments Editor. Mr. Sacchetto had the honor of having his Comment, Buyer Power Abuse in the Auto-Repair Industry: Is There a Remedy?, published in the Southwestern Law Review. Mr. Sacchetto also received the Am Jur/Cali Excellence for the Future award in both legal writing and employment law, for earning the highest grade in those courses. Finally, Mr. Sacchetto also served as a full-time judicial extern to the Honorable Arthur L. Alarcon, Senior Circuit Judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Dulio R. Chavez, II

Dulio R. Chavez, II is the founder and principal attorney at the Law Offices of Dulio R. Chavez, II & Associates. He specializes in California workers’ compensation law, personal injury, and criminal defense. A lifelong California resident, he earned his undergraduate degree from California State University, Northridge, and his law degree from LaVerne University School of Law. Admitted to practice in all California state courts, he has over 22 years of legal experience, recovering millions for injured Californians.

Jacob O. Partiyeli

Jacob O. Partiyeli is a leading Southern California attorney and a native of Los Angeles. He is passionate about fighting for his clients and committed to recovering every penny they are entitled to. Jacob has earned a reputation for standing up for tenants and individuals who’ve been wronged, combining experience, persistence, and a deep understanding of California law. He fights tirelessly for clients injured due to negligence, whether in car accidents, workplace incidents, or other personal injury matters, as well as those dealing with harassment from a landlord, unlawful eviction, or unsafe living conditions. With years of courtroom experience and a strong record of results, Jacob and his team at the Law Office of Jacob O. Partiyeli ensure that every client receives personal attention, deserving justice and support.

Vincent W. Davis is the founder of the firm and has been practicing juvenile dependency law since January 1989. He is an experienced trial lawyer specializing in CPS defense, family law, and juvenile dependency cases across Southern California.

Sina Mohajer

Sina Mohajer has successfully cultivated both life and legal experience. Licensed to practice law in the State of California for more than a decade, Mr. Mohajer has successfully managed multiple cases simultaneously, always ensuring his clients receive the attention and time they deserve. Prior to starting his own practice, Mr. Mohajer was the senior associate in charge of the civil department at his previous firm. He is dedicated to his practice and, far more importantly, to his clients, and is relentless when it comes to fighting for them.

Stephanie M. Davis started practicing juvenile dependency law in January 1989. She has represented parents, relatives, children, and foster parents in juvenile dependency courts. She also spent many years as a juvenile dependency appellate attorney and served as a judicial officer in the Los Angeles Juvenile Court for over 16 years before rejoining the firm.