Bryan Lamb

Bryan David Lamb received his Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics from the University of California at Davis in 1990. After pursuing a career in genetic research, Bryan found his calling in the law. Bryan graduated from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in 1998, Order of the Coif, and immediately began representing construction workers and their families in catastrophic and serious personal injury and workers’ compensation cases.

Over the last twenty years, Bryan has acquired significant experience in litigating product liability, personal injury, medical malpractice, clergy sexual abuse, and other fields involving death and serious personal injury. Bryan has been involved in numerous actions compensating his clients in seven and eight figure results. Bryan’s education and work history in the sciences has been an invaluable asset to litigating difficult cases that hinge on physical and medical science issues. Bryan was selected to the 2015 and 2016 Northern California Super Lawyers list, which is an honor limited to the top 5% of all practicing attorneys in California.

In addition to his legal practice, Bryan has taught several Continuing Legal Education courses in a variety of areas that include, workers’ compensation law, digital display of evidence in the court room, legal ethics, and proper litigation use of Power Point. Bryan has also coached junior high and high school students in the San Francisco YMCA’s mock trial program, coached San Francisco Little League, and plays in an Americana/Country band named Georgia West.

Richard Frischer

Richard earned his Juris Doctor from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, graduating with honors and a concentration in Civil Litigation. At Hastings, Richard founded the Hastings Trial Law Association, was a Lead Editor on the Hastings Women’s Law Journal, and participated as a representative in the student government. Prior to law school, Richard earned a Bachelors of Science in Psychology with an emphasis on Biology with honors from University of California, Davis.

Upon graduating, Richard worked as an associate at a large Bay Area firm. There, Richard represented Plaintiffs in employment suits, working on and preparing for trial several cases that earned six-figure settlements and verdicts.

Since co-founding Lamb & Frischer, Richard has focused on personal injury law, employment law, bad faith insurance law, and other types of plaintiff’s cases. Richard has been the lead attorney on cases obtaining judgments totaling over $6.5 million. He is especially motivated by cases where people have been taken advantage of or treated poorly by large corporations, often taking cases turned down by other firms. Every year since 2015, Richard has been selected to be named a California Super Lawyers “Northern California Rising Star,” which is a designation given to only the top 2.5% of all attorneys in the region.

Outside of work, Richard enjoys exploring the Bay Area and the world, going to concerts, and playing guitar. Richard has coached junior high and high school students in the San Francisco YMCA’s mock trial program, as well as taught MCLE courses for lawyers.

Kenneth Kroopf

With over 45 years of experience in general civil law and litigation, Kenneth J Kroopf is now joining the Lamb & Frischer Law Firm, LLP as “of counsel,” focusing on Personal Injury cases in the Monterey Peninsula. He is a graduate of Southwestern University School of Law and UCLA, as well as attending the University of Madrid in Spain. Se habla Español.

Before joining forces with Lamb & Frischer, his law firm collected more than $50 million for its clients, primarily in personal injury and employment law matters. Ken is a staple of the Monterey legal community. He volunteers at Monterey Superior Court conducting mediations and arbitrations, is a board member of the Monterey County Bar Association, and has received special recognition from Congressman Sam Farr and State Senator Henry Mello. Ken is also involved in many local organizations, such as founding the Monterey County Youth Sports Group (Monterey Magic), coaching basketball at the YMCA, belonging to the Kiwanis Club, and acting as a board member for the Monterey County Economic Development Corporation. He previously led the Executives Association of the Monterey Peninsula, and acted as a board member and vice president of Congregation Beth Israel. This is just a sample of his activities with local business organizations and leadership positions in the area. Ken teaches seminars about how to practice law, how to run medical office and how to run a real estate practice.

When not in a court of law, Ken can be found on a tennis court, playing piano, playing with his grandchildren, or traveling the world.

If you are interested in learning about Ken’s practice of mediation, workplace investigations, and management training, please see his website.