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• Mike Pasternak joined the firm in 2010 and has focused his practice primarily in the area of insurance coverage, handling matters for both insurer and private clients involving all manner of questions regarding the availability of coverage under a wide range of policies as applied to variety of first- and third-party claims. For insurer carrier clients, Mike provides detailed and objective, and defensible coverage opinions, drafts reservation of rights, excess, or disclaimer letters on behalf of his clients when warranted, and deals with co-carriers regarding time on risk and contribution issues. For policy-holder clients, Mike assesses insurance policies and to ensure that they obtain the maximum coverage they are entitled to under the law for an incident of loss or third-party claim. Mike frequently attends mediations and settlement conferences to assert his clients’ coverage position and Mike has successfully mediated numerous complex, high-profile, and high-exposure claims. Mike has also represented his clients in coverage litigation ranging from declaratory relief, to equitable contribution/subrogation, to bad-faith actions.

  Mike’s practice also includes insurance defense and general civil litigation, and Mike has represented clients in a variety of cases ranging from personal injury, construction defect, catastrophic property damage, auto accidents, and uninsured/underinsured motorist claims. Mike offers clients representation backed by a well-researched, in-depth knowledge of the law, analysis of all practical and economic considerations in addition to the legal theories, and prompt and personal service keeping clients intimately in the loop and advised of the key issues, developments, options, and potential benefits and pitfalls of any given course of action.

  Outside of his practice, Mike is also involved in the local legal community?he has served as Secretary and board member of the Santa Barbara Barristers and the editor of the "Motions" column for the Santa Barbara Lawyer Magazine, and is currently a member of the William L. Gordon Inn of Court and the Santa Barbara County Bar Association.

  Mike graduated from the University of Southern California? with degrees in Psychology and Creative Writing. He received his J.D.? from the University of San Francisco (USF) School of Law. He grew up in Denver, Colorado and has lived in Santa Barbara since the fall of 2010.

• California, 2010 U.S. District Court Southern District of California, 2012 U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 2013

• Santa Barbara Barristers , 2014 - Present (Board of Directors Member at Large) Santa Barbara Lawyers Magazine, 2011 - Present (Editor of "Motions" Column) William L. Gordon Inn of Court (Associate Member) Santa Barbara County Bar Association (Member)

• University of San Francisco School of Law, San Francisco, California, 2010J.D.Honors: cum laudeLaw Review: University of San Francisco, Staff Member University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, 2007B.A.Honors: cum laudeMajor: Psychology; Creative Writing

• Representing Insurers Around the World

  At the law offices of Minehan, McFaul & Fitch, LLP, we may be based in Santa Barbara, but our clients are located everywhere from the Tri-county area to London, England. As such, we are very familiar with the laws governing insurers, locally, nationally and globally. Whatever you are facing, we can quickly determine where to look and what to look for.

  What does all of this mean to you?

  It means that we are used to looking at the big picture and handling complex insurance cases from as far away as 5,000 miles. At our firm, we consider our team a family, and every client we represent is an extension of that. That is why, no matter how far away you are, our attorneys handle your case with the care, efficiency and promptness we bring to all of our clients.

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