JEANETTE D. LAWRENCE

Experience

Jeanette is an accomplished litigator with nearly twenty years of experience, the last ten focused on California’s complex law and motion practice. Known for her detailed research, writing, and practical judgment, she has extensive experience drafting and arguing motions at all stages of litigation, from pre-trial to post-judgment. Her highly skilled team is often enlisted to handle high-priority assignments and address critical issues under strict statutory deadlines. Jeanette’s exacting standards and abilities have earned the respect of colleagues statewide, who value her clarity and command of California law. At Hinshaw, she helps advance motion practice throughout California and is recognized for her thoughtful approach, calm presence, and strategic sense.

She also maintains a broad civil litigation practice in California, handling a wide range of insurance defense, construction defect, and personal injury matters. Her work includes claims arising from automobile collisions, dangerous or poorly maintained properties, and other incidents resulting in bodily injury or property damage. Jeanette has significant experience evaluating liability, resolving complex factual disputes, and addressing the nuanced issues that frequently arise in coverage‑driven cases.

Practices

• Bodily Injury and Property Damage
• Construction Defect

Education

• Whittier Law School, J.D., 1993
• University of California, Irvine, BA, 1990

Memberships

• State Bar of California
• Association of Southern California Defense Counsel

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