BIOGRAPHY OF DONALD E. MOSES
Donald Moses is a 1967 graduate of the Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University. He became a partner in a prominent Detroit law firm, and established his reputation as a formidable trial attorney. Having relocated to San Diego, California in 1979, he formed a new law firm in the community of Rancho Bernardo.
In the last decade of the 1900’s Donald Moses co-authored practice guides for attorneys which were published by The Rutter Group. He retired from the practice of law in 2005 to become an author.
During his career, Donald Moses participated in numerous legal and community organizations, including:
San Diego County Bar Association Legal Ethics and Unlawful Practice Committee
American Bar Association
Consumer Attorneys of California
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Director-Bernardo Home Owners Corporation
Vice Chairman-Rancho Bernardo Planning Board (1987-1988)
President-Westwood Club (1985-1987)
Volunteer-Senior Services Attorney
Pro Tem Judge-North County Municipal Court
Special Master - State Bar of California
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