Elliot Johnson is an associate in the firm’s Litigation Department, focusing his practice on commercial litigation and consumer finance matters. Elliot effectively works with clients to communicate case objectives, strategy, expectations, and recommendations.
Elliot handles litigation cases in state, federal, bankruptcy, and arbitral forums. He has experience working on a variety of matters spanning multiple industries. His practice areas include consumer finance, mortgage banking, contractual disputes, landlord-tenant, personal injury, and product liability matters. He regularly appears in Court, and drafts pleadings, motions, memoranda, settlement agreements, mediation briefs, and various other contracts and agreements.
Professional Highlights
Judicial Externships
Professional Activities
Los Angeles County Bar Association, Consumer Finance Section, Co-Chair; Business Law Section, Executive Committee
Mortgage Bankers Association, Legal Issues Committee
Speaking Engagements
Publications
Elliot is a contributor to the firm's Consumer Finance Monitor blog.
Co-author, "TCPA Verdict Remand is a Boon for Class Action Defendants," Law360, December 16, 2022
"Recent Appellate Decisions Support Both Lenders and Borrowers in California," California Mortgage Bankers Association, 2020
"California Judicial Council Unveils New Rules for Unlawful Detainer Actions and Judicial Foreclosures," California Mortgage Bankers Association, April 2020
Credentials
Education
University of California, Davis School of Law (J.D. 2017)
University of California, Santa Cruz (B.A., cum laude, 2014)