Top rated Elder Law attorney in San Francisco, California
Practice Areas:
Elder law
Education Qualification:
University of San Francisco School of Law
Practice Areas:
Elder law
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870 Market Street Suite 1285San Francisco, California, 94102
Kathryn A. Stebner has devoted her 32-year career as an attorney to fighting for the rights of others. She now focuses her skills seeking the proper treatment of individuals in assisted living or board and care facilities through her work at the San Francisco, California, law offices of Stebner & Associates. From testifying in support of legislation on behalf of elderly and dependent adults to being a formidable adversary in the courtroom on behalf of the victims of abuse or improper care, her efforts make a difference in the lives of people living in the Bay Area and throughout the state.After graduating from the University of Oregon in 1982 with a Bachelor of Arts in political science, Ms. Stebner attended the University of San Francisco School of Law and was awarded her Juris Doctor in 1985. She is admitted to practice before all California and Oregon state courts. Ms. Stebner is the treasurer of Consumer Attorneys of California and is a member and former president of the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association.Ms. Stebner is a prolific writer who has contributed to numerous publications, including co-authoring the chapters entitled “Practice and Procedure in Actions Against Residential Care Facilities” and “Litigating Financial Abuse Actions Against Institutions, Agents and Fiduciaries” that were included in “California Elder Law Litigation: An Advocate’s Guide” published by California Continuing Education of the Bar. She is also in demand as a speaker on topics related to laws and procedures pertaining to elder care, assisted living and litigation.In 2014, her dedication and advocacy on behalf of her clients earned Ms. Stebner the Street Fighter of the Year award presented annually by Consumer Attorneys of California. She has also been honored for her achievements by California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform.