Firm Profile

The attorney and team behind Arredondo Law, P.C.

Founding Attorney

Marci Arredondo

Marci Arredondo brings a career spent on both sides of public service to the defense of clients in personal injury, employment, and civil rights litigation. Before founding Arredondo Law, she served as a prosecutor with the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office and as City Attorney for the City of Stockton. That background gives clients an advocate who understands how cases are built, how they are tried, and how public entities make decisions.

Public Agency Counsel

As an attorney for the City of Stockton, Arredondo defended the City and its employees in civil litigation, including civil rights, employment, and personal injury claims. She advised elected officials, city leadership, and departments on risk management, liability exposure, personnel matters, and compliance with public-sector requirements such as the Brown Act, the Government Claims Act, and the California Public Records Act. Her work focused on resolving disputes efficiently while protecting public resources and the City's long-term interests.

Prosecutor

As a prosecutor, Arredondo handled cases from arraignment through jury trial, managing a demanding caseload and presenting evidence before judges and juries. She worked closely with law enforcement, victims, and witnesses, and developed the trial instincts, preparation habits, and credibility in the courtroom that she now brings to civil and criminal defense.

Law Clerk

Noah Arredondo

Noah Arredondo is a law clerk at Arredondo Law, P.C., where he supports the firm with legal research, writing, and case preparation. Noah brings hands-on experience from both the prosecution and investigative sides of the justice system.

Before joining the firm, Noah interned with the Homicide Unit of the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office. There, he worked alongside deputy district attorneys on serious violent felony cases, reviewing investigative reports and case files, researching evidentiary and procedural issues, and helping prepare matters for hearings and trial. The experience gave Noah a close view of how complex cases are built, from the first investigative file to the courtroom.

Noah also interned with the California Department of Justice's Investigative Services Bureau. In that role, he supported investigative staff by assisting with research on active investigations. This work strengthened his attention to detail and his understanding of how evidence is gathered, documented, and evaluated.

Noah is a first-year law student at McGeorge School of Law. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from Thomas Aquinas College.

Law Clerk

Michael Hopkins

Michael Hopkins is a law clerk at Arredondo Law, P.C.

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