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Randall L. Choy

Arbitrator Mediator Special Master
San Francisco, CA, United States

About

Randall L. Choy serves as a neutral in private practice following a distinguished career that includes over 15 years as a judge on the San Francisco County Superior Court. During his tenure on the bench, he presided over a wide array of civil litigation matters, including complex commercial disputes, employment cases, and family law proceedings. Before his judicial appointment, he practiced as a trial attorney for more than two decades, gaining extensive experience in insurance defense and general civil litigation. His background combines deep judicial insight with practical advocacy experience to facilitate resolutions in challenging legal conflicts.

Practice Areas

Business & Commercial Civil Litigation Civil Rights Construction Employment & Labor Estates & Probate Family Law & Divorce Insurance Personal Injury & Torts Real Estate & Property

Professional Experience

Neutral
JAMS
Judge
San Francisco County Superior Court
Trial Attorney
Private Practice

Publications Leadership

  • Frequent speaker on judicial settlement techniques and effective mediation strategies at various legal seminars
  • Contributor to educational programs focused on civil procedure and trial practice for the California Center for Judicial Education and Research (CJER)

Positioning Takeaways

A former Superior Court judge with extensive experience in civil litigation who provides a balanced perspective for resolving high-stakes disputes in Northern California.

License & Certifications

  • State Bar of California

Education

J.D.
University of San Francisco School of Law
B.A.
University of California, Berkeley

Distinction

Brings over 15 years of judicial experience from the San Francisco Superior Court to the private dispute resolution sector.

Reputation

He is regarded by legal professionals as a fair and knowledgeable neutral who utilizes his significant judicial background to help parties navigate complex legal and emotional hurdles during the settlement process.