About Ronnie
Ronnie Kashri completed his legal education at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, earning a J.D. in 2010. Before law school he studied at California State University, Northridge, where he received a B.S. in Business in 2005. His post-secondary studies began at Los Angeles Pierce College, from which he holds an A.A. earned in 2003.
After graduating from law school, Kashri moved into private practice. Records show he served as a lawyer at Benson & Associates beginning in 2011. That early period in a firm setting gave him steady courtroom and client-facing experience in California matters.
In 2016 he established KASHRI LAW, APC. Since then he has practiced under that firm name. The firm is listed among his professional offices and has been the primary vehicle for his legal work in recent years. His practice is conducted under California jurisdiction.
Kashri’s career path reflects a conventional progression from academic training to firm experience and then to operating his own office. He has worked as a practicing attorney in California for more than a decade. During that time he has managed client matters, handled filings and appearances in state court, and maintained the administrative responsibilities of running a small law practice.
Those who have engaged his services encounter a lawyer familiar with the practical rhythms of litigation and client representation in California. He has experience managing case files, preparing pleadings, and appearing before judges and opposing counsel. His background in business from his undergraduate studies informs his approach to client counseling and the organizational side of practice.
Kashri maintains an active presence in the California legal community. He has been associated with professional groups since his graduation from law school. He continues to base his work in the state where he is licensed and where his office is located.
He currently practices at KASHRI LAW, APC in California, handling matters for clients in state courts and offering counsel on transactional and litigation questions within the state.
