Ken Ralidis

Ken Ralidis Civil Trial Law

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Ken Ralidis Civil Trial Law

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Ken Ralidis is a sum of many parts – an attorney with his own law practice, a passionate advocate for the rights and freedom of every individual, a performance artist, a published poet and short-story writer, a compassionate and caring human being.

Ken graduated from UCLA in 1983, with B.A.s in both Economics and Political Science, focusing on International Security and Nuclear Proliferation. In 1987, he received his International Law Diploma from the University of Salzburg and his Juris Doctor from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. Ken practiced as a civil attorney in Spain’s (and Europe’s) then-largest law firm, Bufete Cuatrecasas, for about 1½ years.

As a Civil trial lawyer, Ken has been practicing in Southern California for over 30 years, specializing in labor and employment litigation, real estate litigation, fiduciary duty actions, construction defects litigation, venue security litigation, consumer litigation, unfair business practice and unfair competition litigation, contractual litigation, fire litigation, and certain types of environmental litigation.

When Ken is not working at his law practice, he expresses his creative side as a multimedia artist, photographer, and visual and graphic artist. Ken has been accorded assistant producer credits for various short films, and has also been involved in various movies such as “Go Fish”. In addition, Ken has received recognition for his contributing work on the published books “Reckless Road: Guns N’ Roses and the Making of Appetite for Destruction” by Marc Canter, and “Mugshots: A Celebration of the Journey From Ruin to Redemption” by Jason Porath. Ken also created and hosted the “Chill of Rights Show” in the Phoenix, Arizona and Providence, Rhode Island markets in the early 2000s (focusing on civil rights and constitutional legal developments), and he was a FM radio disc jockey for 4 years in the 1980s.