Angelo, Kilday & Kilduff, LLP | Angelo, Kilday & Kilduff, LLP

Public Entity Defense

The firm and its attorneys are highly experiences in the area of public entity litigation, and represent over 100 cities, counties, joint powers authorities, law enforcement agencies, universities, school districts, parks are recreation district, state agencies, and other public entities, officials, and employees throughout California.

Labor and Employment Litigation

Carolee Kilduff leads the firm's labor and employment practice. She and her team represent public entities and private employers in almost every significant area of labor and employment litigation under federal and state law.

Law Enforcement and Police Practices Litigation

With over twenty-five years of experience representing state and local law enforcement agencies, administrators and officers, Bruce Kilday leads the law enforcement and police practices team in cases ranging from officer-involved shootings to allegations of failure to provide medical care.

Civil Rights and Constitutional Litigation

A significant percentage of the cases filed against the firm’s public entity clients involve the litigation of complex constitutional issues.

General Torts and Accident Litigation

The firm has an extensive practice defending public entities in wrongful death, dangerous condition and general liability cases.

Let Us Sweat the Small Stuff

Our attorneys handle cases of all sizes and value. We pride ourselves in achieving early resolutions with minimal expense in pro per litigation, administrative proceedings, expedited jury trials, and cases involving limited damages.

Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolution

Investigations & Administrative Actions

Writ & Appellate Practice

Latest News

AKK victory for Yuba City officers; summary judgment granted for defendants following officer-involved shooting: http://t.co/ekpnuHssJO
Yolo County honored its fallen officers on Saturday by unveiling a memorial in front of Woodland Courthouse http://t.co/S5hTXvBAcr
AKK attorneys evaluate the importance of immediacy in the warrantless removal of a child under the W&I code http://t.co/20LkOYwIoj
The Case of the Bashful Bladder: Is paruresis considered a disability and if so, what is a reasonable accommodation? http://t.co/XtTkxsb1rK
9th Cir.: police officers' use of deadly force objectively reasonable under the quickly escalating situation: http://t.co/noadWBGzRG