About Jonathan D.
Jonathan D. Littrell combines a liberal arts foundation with graduate training in business and law. He began his academic journey at the University of California, Davis, where he earned a B.A. in Economics. He then returned to Los Angeles to complete an MBA at Loyola Marymount University before earning his J.D. from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. Those three degrees form the backbone of his professional perspective.
His education gives him tools for both analysis and practical problem solving. Economics taught him to weigh incentives and consequences. The MBA added managerial context and an understanding of organizational priorities. Law school supplied the doctrinal training and courtroom skills that underpin his daily work.
Littrell built a career in California. He advanced through roles that led him to partnership at Raines Feldman LLP. As a partner he shares responsibility for guiding matters and mentoring junior lawyers. He also participates in firm management and contributes to strategic decisions about client services and case selection.
Colleagues describe his approach as measured. He favors careful preparation and clear communication. He prepares trial materials and briefs, and he advises clients on procedural and substantive issues. His dual background in business and law helps him translate technical concepts into actionable legal strategies. He aims to provide context that clients can use when making business decisions.
He practices in California and appears regularly before state tribunals and in matters governed by California law. Over the years he has handled varied legal problems that require both legal judgment and an understanding of economic consequences. In client meetings he often explains the trade-offs that underlie settlement choices and litigation paths. That practical orientation shapes how he plans case timelines and develops cost estimates.
Outside the courtroom and conference room Littrell remains connected to issues that link law and commerce. He follows changes in the legal and regulatory landscape and assesses their practical impact for clients. He also invests time in training associates and helping them adopt effective advocacy habits.
As of 2026 he is a partner at Raines Feldman LLP. He maintains an active practice in California and continues to advise clients on matters that raise both legal and business questions.
