After twenty-five years of practicing law with prominent law firms throughout Orange County, California, Thanh has brought his unique perspective and experience to the Dordick Law Corporation. “Tang”, as he has been known since immigrating to the United States as a 4-year-old, has litigated matters ranging from catastrophic personal injuries to contractual disputes between real estate developers and general contractors.
A long time California resident after relocating from Vietnam, Thanh began his education at the University of California – Los Angeles, but upon realizing the folly of that decision, transferred to the University of Southern California graduating cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in International Finance. Thanh next attended and graduated from Pepperdine University – School of Law. During his time attending Pepperdine University, Thanh was fortunate to gain experience working as a law extern with the Los Angeles District Attorney in its capital crimes division and as a law clerk for the Honorable Gary Taylor (ret.), United States District Court – Central District of California.
Thanh is licensed to practice law before all courts, state and federal, in the State of California. He is a member of Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles and the Consumer Attorney of California. On weekends, Thanh can often be found with his family attempting to grant whatever wish his toddler daughter asks and being run ragged by a son with the limitless energy of youth who lacks the understanding that his father’s body does not recover as quickly. But most importantly, he can be found attending to his wife’s happiness if only to repay a small fraction of everything that she does for his family.
Outside of these personal endeavors, Thanh has travelled extensively throughout the world by eating his way through eastern Asia, hiking the peaks of Machu Pichu, relaxing in Maine, enjoying the surf in Maui and everything in between. When not otherwise traveling, Thanh loves to cook, eat what others cook and enjoy what life has to offer . . . one day at a time.
