Headquartered in San Diego, DPMC is a distinguished full-service law firm with more than 200 years of combined legal expertise. The firm proudly represents a broad spectrum of public and private entities, including community colleges, municipalities, special districts, public-private corporations, and nonprofit organizations. Known for delivering strategic, results-driven counsel, DPMC partners closely with clients to navigate complex legal landscapes, ensure compliance with applicable laws, and address both day-to-day and high-stakes legal matters with precision and integrity.
The attorneys at DPMC have established a reputation for excellence in serving as legal counsel for private corporations, businesses and developers. This reputation is based on extensive experience in and knowledge of the applicable laws and special requirements for these entities including meeting rules, nonprofit and corporate law.
DPMC provides daily legal guidance to a diverse range of public entities, functioning in much the same way that a General Counsel serves a corporation; yet with a broader scope of responsibilities. Their counsel spans multiple areas of law, addressing complex, varied issues unique to public governance.
Passionate about public service and committed to serving the legal needs of California local public entities, DPMC is a San Diego-based, full-service firm representing public agencies and other public and private entities. DPMC has successfully represented public and private entity corporations, community college districts, cities, water and fire districts, counties and public and private organizations.
The DPMC legal team consists of experienced attorneys who have extensive experience working in both the private and public sector. DPMC team members have substantial experience representing a variety of public and private entities in a general counsel capacity. DPMC attorneys routinely advise, public and private entity clients on new business endeavors, corporate and non-profit organization and governance, state and federal regulatory issues, community development, employment, land use, public entity laws, and rules and regulations.
