RLG Promotes Mike Blankinship to Partner

Last Updated 10/29/2024


We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Mike Blankinship to Partner at Rosasco Law Group APC, effective June 2024.


Mike Blankinship has been an invaluable member of our Labor & Employment practice, specializing in serving agricultural clients across the state of California. With a proven track record in handling complex class actions and Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) matters, he has demonstrated exceptional legal acumen and a deep commitment to our clients.


Mike's expertise not only enhances our firm's capabilities but also reinforces our dedication to providing top-tier legal representation to the agricultural sector. His strategic approach and advocacy have earned him respect from clients and colleagues alike.  His mastery of oral argument and trial advocacy has led to significant victories for clients, showcasing a commitment to delivering outstanding results.  Mike is not only a trusted advocate but also a mentor to associate attorneys, fostering a collaborative and inclusive work environment.


Please join us in congratulating Mike Blankinship on this well-deserved promotion. We look forward to his continued leadership and success as a Partner at Rosasco Law Group APC.

 

For more information about Mike Blankinship and his practice, please visit our website or contact us directly.

 

Rosasco Law Group APC

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