My 25 years of business and litigation experience cultivated a practical appreciation for negotiation and compromise. I've stood before hundreds of judges and juries but found that the best way to afford success is to sit with an opponent and discuss solutions.
In 2010, I closed my litigation firm and opened a business consulting firm dedicated to mediation, arbitration and private counsel.
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Sean Erenstoft is a former prosecutor with the Orange County and Los Angeles District Attorneys offices. After he left the DAs' offices, he launched his own firm handling civil rights matters and criminal defense cases. Sean Erenstoft also has a business degree and litigated on behalf of businesses, corporations and individuals. Erenstoft has tried 47 jury trial and 100's of civil matters. In 2009, Erenstoft blew the whistle on prosecutorial misconduct when he discovered a secret directive issued by Steve Cooley to his deputies advising them about how to hide evidence from defense counsel. To many, Sean Erenstoft is a civil rights hero.
I am fiercely dedicated to the pursuit of justice and fairness and due process.
Understanding
where people are coming from has required me to hone the skill of
simply listening to them. As a leadership-oriented person, I am not
effective unless I endeavor to understand those around me and the
influences playing on their impressions and ultimate decisions. So, in a
sense, I suppose I'm also a psychologist.
Simple
things turn me on. I love my pugs, Tubbs and Crockett, who make me
laugh everyday; and I love the hum of a finely tuned Ducati motorcycle
that I've laid my hands on.
I
have travelled a wide-swath of the world and I appreciate the
grandiocity of the nature around us and the confluence of complexities
that made it exist. I have met so many great people along the way.
