Municipal Law Institute Symposium – February 21

2025 Municipal Law Institute Symposium graphic with Berkeley Law School photo in light blue

Join us at UC Berkeley School of Law for expert insights, including presentations by Aleshire & Wynder’s Priscilla George and Vrunda Shah.

We are thrilled to announce the 2025 Municipal Law Institute Symposium, presented by the League of California Cities and UC Berkeley School of Law, on February 21, 2025, at the UC Berkeley School of Law.

This year, we are proud to share that Partner Priscilla George and Associate Vrunda Shah from Aleshire & Wynder, LLP will present at the symposium on their respective panels to discuss Transparency under the Public Records Act, and Open Meetings under the Ralph M. Brown Act. Join us to gain valuable insights from their expertise and experience in municipal law.

Event Details:

  • Date: February 21, 2025

  • Time: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

  • Location: UC Berkeley School of Law, Berkeley, CA


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Priscilla George

Priscilla George is a Partner in the Riverside Office, focusing primarily on civil litigation and trial practice. Priscilla is also General Counsel for the South Montebello Irrigation District. Prior to joining the firm, Priscilla practiced as a civil litigator in both private practice insurance defense and in-house representation, during which she used her litigation experience to counsel co...

Vrunda Shah

Vrunda Shah is an associate at Aleshire & Wynder in the Oakland office. She supports the firm with a broad range of legal matters, including land use, public contracts, CEQA, real estate, and housing matters. She is committed to meeting client needs and actively engaging with the community. Vrunda also advises municipalities on public law issues such as the Brown Act, the Public Records Act, a...

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