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- Joanne S Hue Akizuki (Deputy County Counsel)
- William I Anderson
- Kathryn A Berry
- Susan Koncony Branch
- Jeffrey Lew Bryson (Deputy County Counsel)
- Brian Leslie Carr
- Laurie F. Faulkner
- Lisa Herrick
- Herbert L Keaton
- Kathy Kretchmer
- Larry A Kubo
- Susan G Levenberg (Chief Deputy)
- James Ernest Lewis Jr. (Senior Deputy County Counsel)
- Robert Menifee (Chief Deputy County Counsel)
- Miguel Moreno (On assignment to SCVHHS - Contract Development and Negotiations)
- Denis G O'Neal (Deputy County Counsel)
- Elizabeth Gianna Pianca (Attorney)
- Ann Miller Ravel (Chief Assistant)
- James J Rees
- Arleen Virata Rozul
- James E Rumble
- Rimaljit H Singh
- Harrison E Taylor
- Steven M Woodside (County Counsel)
Office Information
Address
70 West Hedding Street, 9th Floor, East Wing San Jose, CA 95110
Phone
Fax
- 408-292-7240
Websites
Other Offices
Santa Clara County County Counsel Child Dependency Unit 1 Almaden San Jose, CA 95113 - 2211 (408) 299-4280
Santa Clara County County Counsel Workers Comp Unit 1735 N 1st St Ste 290 San Jose, CA 95112 - 4511 (408) 441-4250
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