About Alice
Alice Pearl graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2012 and earned her J.D. from UCLA School of Law in 2015. She completed a traditional legal education path. Her time at UCLA exposed her to litigation clinics and courtroom practice, elements that shaped the early years of her legal work.
She began her professional legal career after law school and now serves as an associate at Weinstock Manion. At the firm she works on matters that arise under California law. Her role as an associate involves drafting pleadings, conducting legal research, and participating in client meetings and hearings. Colleagues describe her as methodical and steady in the office setting.
Pearl holds membership in several local bar and professional organizations. She is a member of the Beverly Hills Bar Association and the Los Angeles County Bar Association, where she engages in continuing education and networking activities. She also belongs to Provisors’ Westwood Group, a professional referral network. These affiliations connect her to other practitioners across Southern California and provide regular forums for case discussion and development.
Her practice is anchored in California. She takes cases that are filed and litigated in state courts and handles matters that require familiarity with regional court rules and local procedure. Her background—combining a public-law environment in law school with hands-on associate work—gives her a practical approach to case management and client communication.
Outside of casework she participates in local professional events and CLE programs offered through bar associations. Those programs cover changes in state law, evidence updates, and litigation tactics that apply to the kinds of matters she handles. She brings those updates back to the firm and integrates them into the work she does on behalf of clients.
Pearl practices at Weinstock Manion in California, where her current practice is centered on work arising under California law.
