3 Minutes on a Park Bench with Guy Louie from Louie and Jimenez LLP

Guy Louie from Louie and Jimenez LLP tells the Patch about what made him want to pursue a career in law and talks about his morning routine.

Patch: Can you tell us a little bit about the various services Louie and Jimenez LLP offers?

Guy: Our team of skilled litigators will represent all of your legal interests in and out of the courtroom with dedication, professionalism and personal touch you will not find anywhere else. We practice in the areas of civil litigation, family and criminal defense.

Patch: What is your definition of success?

Guy: Life is full of everyday challenges. I define success by being able to help guide my clients through the legal process and placing them in a better position to continue in a positive and meaningful trajectory with their lives.

Patch: What is your morning routine?

Guy: I rise at 5:00 am and go to the gym. When time permits, I enjoy sharing a cup of coffee and conversation with my friends and neighbors at our local Peetes coffee in Alamo.

Patch: What are the top three questions readers should ask when trying to find an attorney?

Guy: What is your experience in handling the particular type of case; what would be the attorneys plan of action in your particular case and what type of communication and contact can a client expect from the law firm?

Patch: Can you tell us a little bit about your background and/or experience?

Guy: I am an experienced trial attorney with a focus in family law and criminal defense. I also have an extensive background working with both multi-national corporations and entrepreneurial startups.

Patch: What are your three favorite books?
Guy: Clear and Present Danger by Tom Clancy; Chesapeake by James Michener and Exodus by Leon Uris.

Patch: What makes Louie and Jimenez LLP standout from the competition?
Guy: We possess a rare combination of expertise and versatility that allows us to provide effective solutions for a wide range of complex legal situations.

Patch: What is your favorite part about working in the San Ramon community?
Guy: I have lived and worked in the East Bay community for almost 30 years. I find it rewarding that I can be a resource in having a positive impact in the lives of our fellow community members.

Patch: How are you involved in the community?

Guy: As a father of two children, I have coached Little League Baseball, Mustang Soccer, CYO basketball and Girls Softball. I also have been a guest speaker at several local high schools on the dangers of drugs and alcohol. I also have been a supporter of charitable organizations such as Relay for Life, JDRF and the Special Olympics of Northern California.

Patch: What made you want to pursue a career in law?

Guy: My own personal skill sets combined with my desire to help others.

Patch: How can readers contact you or find out more about Louie and Jimenez LLP?

Guy: By phone at (925) 234-1440 or online at http://www.ljlawoffices.com/.