15 Sep Sanders Roberts LLP is pleased to announce that Stephanie Jones Nojima has been promoted to Partner.
“We are excited to welcome Stephanie to our growing team. Her impressive experience and commitment to excellence in her practice will help to carry Sanders Roberts well into the future,” said Co-Managing Partner Reginald Roberts, Jr.
Ms. Nojima specializes in defending high-profile corporate clients in product liability, personal injury, antitrust, and consumer litigation in state and federal courts nationwide. She represents clients from a variety of industries including automotive, technology, pharmaceutical, aerospace, construction, consumer products, manufacturing, and telecommunications. Prior to joining Sanders Roberts, Ms. Nojima was a partner for over 15 years at the international law of firm Alston & Bird LLP.
Ms. Nojima obtained her JD from the University of San Diego. She also holds a CIPP-US Certification from the International Association of Privacy Professionals and provides strategic advice and counseling to clients on data privacy issues. She is admitted to practice in California and Hawaii.
“It was an easy decision for me to join the Sanders Roberts team. The firm has a prestigious reputation and a very talented and diverse group of lawyers with whom I’m honored to be working,” said Ms. Nojima.
Co-Managing Partner, Justin Sanders said, “Ms. Jones is an exceptional litigator. She is an asset to our firm and we are honored to make her our partner.”
About Sanders Roberts LLP:
Since 2008, Sanders Roberts LLP has provided exceptional legal services customized to its clients and their individual situations. The firm believes in efficiently and effectively resolving the issues at hand and crafting solutions that work for its clients and their enterprises. Sanders Roberts LLP has been recognized among the Los Angeles Business Journal’s Most Admired Law Firms to Work For. The firm is a member of the NAMWOLF and is a certified Minority Business Enterprise.
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