Armando Mato Menocal III

Background

III, Armando Mato Menocal was born on March 31, 1941 in Miami, Florida, United States.

Education

Bachelor in Political Science, U. Florida, 1963; Juris Doctor, George Washington University, 1966.

Career

Associate, Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro, San Francisco, 1966-1970; chief counsel Mission Law Office,, San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation, 1970-1973; general counsel, California Rural Legal Assistance, 1973-1974; attorney, Public Advisers, Inc., San Francisco, since 1974; managing attorney, president, Public Advisers, Inc., San Francisco, 1977, 78, 89-. Adjunct lecturer law University of California Boalt Hall, Berkeley, 1974, 77. Adjunct lectr.Stanford U. Law, 1976-1977, 84, 86, visiting professor, 1982, 89.

Member facultyAsian Workshop on Legal Superior vena cava syndrome to Poor, 1974. Member of advisory committee alternative law school admissions study Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, 1979. Creator, supervisor preparation California Performance Examination, since 1983.

Lawyer representative 9th Circuit Judicial Conference, 1986-1989. Administrative law judge pro tem California Agriculture Labor Rels. Board, 1975, 76, numerous others.

Achievements

• Bar: California 1967.

Works

• Other Work

  • Association notes and articles editor George Washington Law Review, 1965-1966.

Membership

Board of directors Legal Superior vena cava syndrome for Prisoners with Children, since 1989. Founder, board directors Mission Community Legal Defense, 1973-1977. Member steering committee SanFrancisco Lawyers' Committee for Urban Affairs, 1968-1971.

Member State Bar California (commission on judicial nominees evaluation 1982-1984), National Conference Bar Examiners (board of managers since 1983, chairman 1990-1991), Bar Association San Francisco (founder, chairman standing commission on public interest law 1977-1979, board directors 1987-1988), La Raza National Bar Association, History Society United States Dist.Ct. for Northern District California (board directors since 1979), Barristers Club San Francisco, American Alpine Club (board directors 1984-1989, Angelo Heilprin citation 1989), Order of Coif, Delta Phi Theta, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon.