David Gamble Email & Phone Number

• Research and draft memorandums regarding various issues, including employer’s obligations of vested, unused employee benefits in merger; California Invasion of Privacy Act; third party subpoena reimbursement; warehousemen duties; enforceable claims against labor unions; functionality in trade dress claims; and Sham Pleading Doctrine• Drafted Motion to Quash for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction• Attended court hearings including, Mandatory Settlement Conference and prehearing scheduling conference• Drafted client advise letters and attended client calls regarding legal findings• Prepared and updated Human Resources audit to ensure compliance with California Labor, Government, and Privacy law

Burbank, California, United States

• Drafted Fair Use Opinion Letters in accordance with Copyright Act § 107• Researched Generation Skipping Transfer Tax, SECURE Act of 2018, QTIP Trusts, Marital Deduction Trusts, power of appointment, Copyright §103, Property law, Probate law, etc.• Redlined and edited shopping agreements, release packages, materials releases, and location agreements• Conducted episodic review with a focus on privacy law, defamation, trademark law, and copyright law

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Representing clients in Individual Education Program (IEP) meetings, disciplinary hearings, and advocacy meetings relating to school enrollment and class credits• Filing due process complaints on behalf of clients• Conduct legal research in preparation for special education hearings and settlement negotiations• Attend special education due process hearings on behalf of clients • Draft report detailing legal violations and systemic problems within education system in Los Angeles County juvenile detention facilities• Interview clients in juvenile detention facilities

• Handle individual case load requiring interviewing and working with clients • Conduct research on caseload factually and legally involving personal income, corporate franchise and income, sales and use, excise and other taxes and fees • Collaborate with opposing counsel at State of California Franchise Tax Board to resolve cases • Write and file briefs with the Office of Tax Appeals • Draft client advice letters • Manage case files and deadlines requiring document creation and responses within three days • Argue cases before the Office of Tax Appeals expert panels and attend prehearing conferences

San Diego, California, United States

- Provide educated and thoughtful delivery of the menu through facilitating conversations and answering questions- Serve parties of 20+ while synchronously serving an additional 10+ tables- Sell over $3,500 worth of product within a six hour time span- Assist bartenders, food runners, bussers, hosts, and other servers while continuing to provide quality care to guests within my designated section- Efficiently course multiple tables’ meals while directly communicating with the chef and line cooks to possess an accurate estimate of the expected kitchen wait time.- Handle various amounts of credit card, auto gratuity, and cash tips accumulating to over $700 per shift- Employ conflict resolution skills with frustrated customers to ensure a quality dining experience

- Facilitate two mentorship programs focusing on personal and professional development for upcoming leaders- Act as liaison to SDSU Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity and SDSU Student Life and Leadership- Investigate bias-related incidents as a standing member of the Campus Restorative Equity Diversity and Inclusion Team - Provide training and resources to boards, commissions, councils, and 50+ student leaders- Advocate for student interests in SDSU University Senate-Provide student perspective as voting member of the Student Grievance Committee- Develop various marketing materials and graphics for developing campus initiatives such as Inclusive SDSU

• Complete memorization of 50+ table assignments, their individual seats, and brunch, dinner, drink, and happy hour menu • Ensure a fine dining experience to over 250+ guests a night including parties of up to 40 guests• Facilitate the efficient deliverance of food with a customer service mentality• Optimize consistent communication with chefs, servers, and bartenders while executing the responsibilities of expo• Maintain an orderly and clean kitchen that consistently surpassed set managerial expectation

• Utilized a customer-service mentality as a first-impression of guests in person or over the phone• Versatile team member with a problem-solving and team-oriented mentality• Possess in-depth knowledge of 40+ brunch, dinner, and drink options• Execute up to 100+ take out orders, including placing orders, packaging contents, and delivering directly to guests• Ensured cleanliness of restaurant and kitchen through pre-bussing tables, restocking essential food items, and closing

Greater San Diego Area

I acted as a student representative and liaison between San Diego State University and the surrounding college-area. Within this position, campus and community interconnectedness, campus safety, sustainable practices, and student advocacy were my top priorities. Through programming with the University Police Department, being the student representative at the College Area Community Council meetings, partnering with our local Hardy Elementary School, and developing platforms for diverse students to connect, I built skills of organization, effective communication, delegation, collaboration, and leadership. Further, focusing on self-development, I grew in self-reflection, expanded my perspective, and gained a deeper since of community.

The First-Year Leadership Experience (FLEX) Program takes five first-year students and pairs them with Associated Students Executive Officers and the Associated Students Chief-of-Staff in a mentorship program. As one of five first-year students, this enabled me to build an understanding of Associated Students as an organization, imbed myself within the SDSU community, develop leadership skills, and advocate with administration on the student perspective. The expectations of the program had me attending weekly meetings, while sitting on two other Associated Students committees of my choosing.

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

I worked at the front desk of Lifetime Fitness for the duration of the summer. This role had me greeting people, checking in guest, answering phone calls, and processing documents with members.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Working in the LifeCafé focused on the customer service mentality, while preparing food, blending shakes, working the register, taking inventory, and restocking the products for customers.

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Corporate Concentration

Activities and Societies: Managing Editor of Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review; Co-President of Business Law.

International Security And Conflict Resolution, Justice In The Global System

B.A. with distinction in International Security and Conflict Resolution with an emphasis in Justice in the Global System, minor.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Executive Vice President of Public Relations, DECA, Dive Captain, Volleyball Manager, French National Honors.