Angelo, Kilday & Kilduff was formed in 1997 when Laurence L. Angelo, Bruce A. Kilday and Carolee G. Kilduff left a mid-sized Sacramento firm to form their own law partnership. Scott Smith was one of the Firm’s initial associates and is now also a partner.

AKK specializes in defending civil rights, police liability, and employment cases, such as sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and all types of discrimination claims, major tort and accident litigation. AKK represents a number of public entities, private corporations, joint powers authorities and small businesses. The attorneys at AKK assist their clients in drafting up-to-date policies and in dealing proactively and effectively with matters that could potentially lead to litigation. AKK also has attorneys experienced in EEO investigations, administrative practice, special education law, appeals and as hearing officers.

AKK has represented over 75 cities, counties, school districts and other public entities in California, as well as departments and employees of the State of California. AKK also has an experienced and well-respected appellate practice before State and Federal Courts of Appeals and the California and U.S. Supreme Courts.

AKK prides itself on quality legal representation at fair rates. The attorneys at AKK work collaboratively with clients and risk managers to review each case and determine the optimum method of resolving the matter efficiently, or whether it is in the client’s best interest to prepare for and proceed to trial.

AKK attorneys are active in the Sacramento legal community. Angelo, Kilday & Kilduff is a family-oriented firm, and maintains a congenial working environment, with an excellent staff.