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Casey Speaks at the 15th Annual Neuroscience of Brain Injury Conference

In early November, partner Casey Johnson and Special Education Specialist Sharon Grandinette spoke at the 15th Annual Neuroscience of Brain Injury Conference in Sonoma. This conference is hosted by the Brain Injury Association of California and covers topics in research informing medical treatment and legal practice. Casey and Sharon’s presentation, “The Value of Collaborating with… read more

Casey, Ashleigh, Darren, and Wylie Speak at the 53rd Annual CAOC Convention

The CAOC held their 53rd Annual Convention last weekend at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC) is a professional organization made up of nearly 3,000 attorneys who represent plaintiffs seeking accountability from those who do wrong. During the convention the California legal community got together to discuss current issues affecting consumer… read more

Aitken Takes the Stage – Wylie in the Irish Legal 100

On October 30th, Wylie flew out to Washington D.C. to receive the high honor of being a part of the Irish Legal 100, a list comprised of the most accomplished and distinguished lawyers of Irish descent in the nation. Below is the article written about Wylie’s foundations and beliefs and how his heritage helped form them…. read more

Fourteenth Annual Samhain Eve Celebration

On November 2nd, the Celtic Bar Association held the Fourteenth Annual Samhain Eve Celebration, welcoming the winter months and saying goodbye to the harvest season. During the event, Dennis S. Choate was honored as the 2014 Judge of the Year and Lindsey Aitken Campbell was installed as the new president of the Celtic Bar Association.

Wylie Aitken – “A Slap on the Wrist for a $46 Billion Company”

In 2011, an explosion awoke a San Bernardino family before daybreak. The noise resulted from a downed power line that had fallen into the family yard, setting fires in the front and back of the home. The father, attempting to put out a fire in the backyard, came too close to the power line, and… read more

Wylie and Bette Aitken Awarded the 2014 Citizen of the Year Award by Chapman University

Wylie and Bette Aitken – Citizens of the Year Award On November 1st Wylie and Bette were recognized for their kindness and generosity in supporting Chapman University at the American Celebration: Scholarships for Future Leaders. ‘Higher Education Was Our Gateway’ Through their bountiful commitment to philanthropy, Wylie and Bette Aitken have opened the doors to learning… read more

Wylie featured in OC Register Magazine

In September Wylie was interviewed by OC Register Magazine about his passion for the Arts. This article covers Wylie’s love and faith for the Arts and even his favorite restaurants. Wylie Aitken By Steve Bramucci Wylie Aitken’s infectious personality and love for the arts precedes him. He currently serves as the chair of the California… read more

Vote YES on Proposition 46

Please take a moment to read this brief article regarding the true FACTS about Prop 46. Election day is fast approaching, so to protect all Californians vote Yes on 46!   What Prop. 46 Would Fix BY NORA ENGSTROM, ROBERT L. RABIN AND MICHELLE M. MELLO FOR HATERS OF junk mail, Proposition 46 may be… read more

Aitken Aitken Cohn Featured in Prominent Newspaper

The firm was recently featured in a top Orange County newspaper! The article contains a profile of the firm and captures the essence of our mission here at Aitken Aitken Cohn. Read all about it below!   The article started out talking about how Wylie had big plans for his future at a young age. He was… read more

Our Firm Mourns the Loss of Judge Alicemarie Stotler and Our Hearts are with the Entire Stotler Family.

Our firm mourns the loss of Judge Alicemarie Stotler and our hearts are with the entire Stotler family.  Judge Stotler was an outstanding jurist, friend, and mentor to many.  She will be deeply missed. Judge Stotler was a legal giant in the community and her years of hard work will forever be appreciated.  The official United… read more