About Bill Travis
Bill Travis Klein built his legal foundation in two programs that emphasize both theory and practice. He earned a B.S. in Law and an EJD from Concord University School of Law in 2000. He later completed a J.D. at West Coast School of Law in 2006. Those years in school framed his approach to client work and courtroom procedure.
After law school, Klein took the necessary steps to practice in California. He joined the State Bar of California in 2008 and has maintained that membership since then. He also became a member of the Japanese American Bar Association in 2009 and remains active in the organization. Those affiliations have kept him connected to professional peers across the state.
Klein’s early career involved the kinds of tasks many young lawyers handle: research, motion practice, and appearances in state courts. Over time he moved into private practice. He built a practice that relies on an understanding of state rules and how they are applied in real cases. He has handled matters that required close attention to procedure and client needs.
His membership in the Japanese American Bar Association suggests an engagement with community and collegial networks. It also provides a forum for continuing education and collaboration with other attorneys. His long-standing membership in the State Bar of California anchors his work in the regulatory structure that governs the profession in the state.
Today, Klein operates from the Law Office of Bill Travis Klein. He works out of that office in California, serving clients through direct representation and legal counseling. His practice reflects a steady progression from formal legal education to years of licensed practice in the state.
Klein’s background combines academic credentials and practical experience in California law. He maintains his practice at the Law Office of Bill Travis Klein and focuses on matters arising under California law.
