Kevin E. Deenihan, Member at Rasmussen Dickey Moore

Kevin joined RDM in 2010. His practice focuses on toxic torts, CERCLA and California Environmental Quality Act matters, asbestos-related bankruptcy trusts, labor and employment matters, dental practice transactional work, and business litigation.

Outside of the office, Kevin works on behalf of veterans for Public Counsel, the nation’s largest pro bono law firm.

Presentations

The First 30 Days: How to Analyze a Complaint Prior to Filing a Responsive Pleading, State Bar of California Conference (San Jose, CA), October 10th, 2013

Litigation in California.

When you need experienced California litigators, look no further than Kevin Deenihan and the team at Rasmussen Dickey Moore.

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Education

University of California-Los Angeles

Juris Doctor, Order of the Coif 2008
University of California-Berkeley

Bachelor of Arts 2004

Practice Areas

Admissions

State of California
U.S. District Court Central District of California
U.S. District Court Southern District of California

Civic
Activities

RDM's Knowledge Blog Posts by Kevin E. Deenihan

Fighting Reptile Theory in Court Making Plaintiffs’ Attorneys Feel Survival Danger

By Kevin E. Deenihan
March 1st, 2016

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Trial Tactics

RDM’s Kevin Deenihan and Matt Jensen discuss fighting reptile theory in an article titled “Fighting Reptile Theory in Court: Making Plaintiffs’ Attorneys Feel Survival Danger” in the February 2016 issue of the Defense Research Institute‘s Trials and Tribulations. “Awareness of this vulnerability and familiarity with typical Reptile Theory tactics are keys to using this weakness against Plaintiffs’ counsel,” write Deenihan and Jensen. Read the entire article below.

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Presentations

Litigation in California.

Education

University of California-Los Angeles

University of California-Berkeley

Practice Areas

Admissions

Civic Activities

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