ALAN A. BLAKEBORO 

ablakeboro@rppmh.com 

Alan Blakeboro, admitted to the bar in 1980, devotes the majority of his practice to representing businesses, individuals and public entities in litigation and appellate matters. The non-litigation portion of Alan's practice is primarily devoted to advising and assisting businesses with respect to employment policies and related matters and advising public entities in disability retirement matters.

Mr. Blakeboro has had a wide variety of business litigation experience in the course of his 25-year practice. After serving as a law clerk to Judge Martin Pence, Senior District Judge for the District of Hawaii, Alan became an associate with the firm of Adams, Duque & Hazeltine in Los Angeles, where he specialized in business, employment and insurance litigation. Mr. Blakeboro returned to Santa Barbara in 1986, building a practice specializing in complex business disputes and civil appellate matters. Alan joined Reicker, Pfau, Pyle & McRoy as a partner in January of 2000.

Mr. Blakeboro received his BA in Philosophy from UCSB in 1976 and earned his law degree from Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California Berkeley in 1980, where he served as Comments Editor of the Ecology Law Quarterly. Mr. Blakeboro has published articles in the field of litigation and employment law, including Good Faith Duties and Tort Remedies in Lender Liability Litigation published in the Western State University Law Review and Allocation of Proof in ADEA Cases: A Critique of the Prima Facie Approach published in the Industrial Relations Law Journal.

Alan resides in Santa Ynez, California, maintains a branch office of the firm there in addition to his office hours in Santa Barbara and is active in the Santa Ynez Valley Community.