Steven A. Kronenberg
skronenberg@mpbf.com

Mr. Kronenberg (who is not related to shareholder William Kronenberg) is a Senior Associate with the firm. His practice group has extensive experience in litigating cases with short deadlines and achieving favorable results.

Mr. Kronenberg's practice areas include business litigation, products liability, professional liability, and catastrophic personal injury claims. He is also developing a food allergy litigation practice.

Mr. Kronenberg's experience includes handling matters from their inception through appeal. He has participated in eight trials and a binding arbitration, achieving favorable results in each matter. Mr. Kronenberg also has extensive experience with successfully resolving matters by summary judgment and mediation.

Mr. Kronenberg earned his Juris Doctor degree at Temple University in 2001, where he was a Staff Member and Symposium Editor for the Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review. He also received transcript notations for Distinguished Class Performance in Trial Advocacy, Political and Civil Rights, and Administrative Law. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where he completed an Honors Major in Psychology.

Mr. Kronenberg lives in Oakland, where he enjoys working on home improvement projects, cooking, and hiking.

Representative Cases:

• TGK Contracting v. Round Hill Country Club
  AAA Arbitration, defense award for general contractor on construction defect counter-claim, October 2007.
• Liberty Insurance v. Warren
  Sacramento County Superior Court action no. 05AS05371, summary judgment granted for building owner and tenant in premises liability action, September 2007.
• Scan Vino v. Ambis Corporation
  San Joaquin County Superior Court action no. CV 023989, summary judgment granted for wholesale surplus lines insurance broker in professional liability action, September 2007.
• Raymond v. Martinez
  Kern County Superior Court action no. S-1500-CV 255941 SPC, summary judgment granted for subcontractor who allegedly negligently resurfaced a swimming pool, resulting in quadriplegic injuries, November 2006.
• Adams v. West Coast Protection
  Alameda County Superior Court action no. RG04188513, defense verdict in wrongful death trial, May 2005 (second chair).