About Kimberly Rhea
Kimberly Rhea Gosling practices business law in San Diego, California — She is also involved in products liability cases. The firm she works with is located at the University of San Diego School of Law, where she serves as a Professor of Practice since 2024. Her experience in the legal field allows her to engage with a diverse range of legal issues affecting businesses today. She earned her J.D. from Harvard Law School in 2006, following her undergraduate studies at Stanford University, where she received a B.A. in American Studies in 2002.
During her time at Harvard, she developed a strong foundation in corporate law, which has informed her practice ever since. Her academic background complements her practical experience. As a result, the attorney can approach legal challenges with both theoretical and practical insights. Most of her career has been dedicated to public service and legal education. Before her current role, she served as the Deputy Lawyer General in the Land Use & Conservation Section of the Public Rights Division starting in 2018. This position involved navigating complex legal frameworks to protect public land and resources.
Her responsibilities included advising on land use regulations and advocating for sustainable practices, which are crucial in today's environmental landscape. Prior to her role as Deputy Lawyer General, she worked as a lawyer in various capacities, starting in 2006. Her early career included a law clerk position in 2007, where she gained valuable insights into the judicial process. These experiences have gave her a knowledge of both litigation and transactional law, making her a versatile attorney. Kimberly is an active member of the legal community in California. Her involvement in professional associations has allowed her to stay updated on the latest developments in business law and products liability.
She is committed to mentoring the next generation of lawyers, sharing her knowledge and experience with students at the University of San Diego. As of 2026, Kimberly continues to contribute to the legal field through her teaching and practice. Her dedication to business law and public service supports her making a positive impact in her community. She remains focused on addressing the legal needs of businesses while advocating for responsible land use and conservation efforts.
