Welcoming Back Our Summer Law Clerks as Post-Bar Law Clerks

At Aleshire & Wynder, we take pride in nurturing talent and fostering growth within our Firm. We are thrilled to announce that our exceptional Summer Law Clerks from 2022 have now transitioned into their roles as Post-Bar Law Clerks as they await their bar results! Their dedication, hard work, and passion for the law have impressed us throughout the summer and we couldn't be happier to have them continue their journey with us.

To our post-bar law clerks: Welcome back! We look forward to the valuable contributions you'll make during this exciting phase of your legal career.

Let's join in celebrating our law clerks and the bright futures that await them.

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Ji hea Oh assists the firm with a wide variety of public law matters, including preparation and interpretation of resolutions, ordinances, policies, and contracts; civil litigation and pre-litigation matters; and the Brown Act, Public Records Act and Political Reform Act. During law school, Ms. Oh served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Chapman Law Review, a law clerk for the Orange County District A...

Judy is an Associate who assists the firm with a broad range of legal matters, focusing her practice on housing, code enforcement, contracts, litigation, labor & employment, First Amendment/constitutional law, and environmental law. She also advises clients on various matters relating to open government and ethics including the Brown Act, the Public Records Act, and the Political Reform Act.&n...

Tiffany Harper earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from University of California, Davis. After graduation, she participated in the UCDC program that gave students the opportunity to live and work in DC, which she interned on Capitol Hill. Once the internship was over, Tiffany returned to her hometown - Los Angeles. She began working for a management office that has affordabl...

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