Timothy S. Noon

Founding Partner

Admitted: 1993, California and U.S. District Court, Southern and Central Districts of California

Law School: California Western School of Law, J.D., 1993

College: University of Virginia, B.A., 1988

Rating: Mr. Noon and the firm are rated AV by the nationally-recognized Martindale Hubbell Law Directory, its highest rating for very high to preeminent legal ability; a reflection of expertise, experience, integrity and overall professional excellence for demonstrating the highest professional and ethical standards.

Acknowledgments

America’s Top 100 Civil Defense Litigators for Southern California, 2020-Present
Best Lawyers Lawyer of the Year in San Diego for Professional Malpractice Defense, 2019-present
Best Lawyers in America for Professional Malpractice Law and Personal Injury Defense, 2012-present
Super Lawyers in Business Litigation, 2007-present
San Diego Business Journal Best of the Bar, 2014
San Diego Magazine Best Lawyers in San Diego, 2012-present
San Diego Daily Transcript Top 25 Corporate Litigators, 2011
Rated “AV” by the nationally-recognized Martindale Hubbell Law Directory
Recipient, American Jurisprudence Awards, Legal Writing

Member

San Diego County (Past Chair, Legal Malpractice Committee) and American Bar Associations
State Bar of California
San Diego Defense Lawyers Association
Association of Business Trial Lawyers of San Diego
Claims and Litigation Management Alliance
Former Chair, Professional Services Committee, Associated General Contractors, San Diego Chapter

Lectures/Publications

“Ten Ways to Commit Professional Malpractice (And Avoid It!),” ExecSense, January 2013, Author
“Responses to Requests for Client Information and Duties of Confidentiality of CPAs,” CPA Mutual Insurance Company of America Risk Retention Group, July, 2012, Author
“Avoiding Legal Malpractice: Good Client Relations,” The Foothills Bar Association, September 23, 2008, Speaker
“Avoiding Legal Malpractice,” Small Firm and Solo Practice Section of the San Diego County Bar Association, February 2008, Speaker
“Professional Liability for the Financial Advisor,” Society of Financial Services Professionals, March 2004, Presenter
“What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Legal Malpractice,” San Diego County Bar Association, January 2004, Moderator/ Speaker
“What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Legal Malpractice,” San Diego County Bar Association, March 2003, Speaker
“Survival Strategies for the Current Legal Malpractice Crunch,” San Diego County Bar Association, October 2002, Speaker

Published Decision

Aas v. Superior Court (2000) 24 Cal.4th 627, amicus curiae, pro bono, on behalf of the Associated General Contractors, San Diego Chapter.

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