Thomas Kane was an American lawyer who practiced in Merced, California. He formed the law partnership Kane and Canelo with Adolph B. Canelo in 1959 and represented clients in California litigation, including matters before the California courts.
Career
Thomas Kane practiced law in Merced, California. He previously maintained a seven-year partnership with Willard B. Treadwell, which ended on July 1, 1958. In 1959, he formed the partnership Kane and Canelo with Adolph B. Canelo. The firm represented clients in California civil and probate matters, and Kane appeared as counsel in appellate litigation during the 1960s and early 1970s. The partnership's Merced office was located at 548 West 21st Street and used P.O. Box 2165, Merced, California 95344-0165.
Achievements
Formed the Merced law partnership Kane and Canelo with Adolph B. Canelo in 1959.
Represented clients in California appellate litigation during the 1960s and early 1970s.
Connections
Thomas Kane's principal documented professional connection was with Adolph B. Canelo, with whom he formed the Merced law partnership Kane and Canelo in 1959.
Collegue :
Adolph B. Canelo
Law partner with Thomas Kane in the Merced firm Kane and Canelo, formed in 1959.
References
Canelo v. Commissioner
United States Tax Court decision documenting Kane's prior law partnership with Willard B. Treadwell, the formation of the Kane and Canelo partnership in 1959, and the firm's Merced office and property transactions.
1969
Petterson v. Superior Court
California Court of Appeal decision identifying Tom Kane as an attorney with the Merced firm Kane, Canelo and Walker and describing the firm's representation in a will contest.
1974
Sena v. Turner
California appellate decision listing Thomas J. Kane, Jr. and the firm Kane and Canelo as counsel in a Merced County wrongful-death action.
