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Advocacy
Case Results
Case Results
At Carrillo Law we advocate for our clients facing issues in the workplace.
Mr. Carrillo has over 10 years of experience winning cases and providing strategic advice and counsel to his Inland Empire clients. Never hesitant to take a matter to trial and always advocating for his clients’ best interest, he has successfully represented emp
At Carrillo Law we advocate for our clients facing issues in the workplace.
Mr. Carrillo has over 10 years of experience winning cases and providing strategic advice and counsel to his Inland Empire clients. Never hesitant to take a matter to trial and always advocating for his clients’ best interest, he has successfully represented employees facing discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and wrongful termination.
Mr. Carrillo has also provided counsel and litigation defense to small business owners and Fortune 100 companies.
Case Results
Case Results
Case Results
- AGE DISCRIMINATION JURY AWARD $597,000
- 6-FIGURE DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION SETTLEMENT
- PUBLISHED APPELLATE COURT DECISION Corley v San Bernardino County Fire Protection District
- 2021 BENCH TRIAL VERDICT
- 2022 UNANIMOUS JURY VERDICT WITH PUNITIVE DAMAGES
- LITIGATION DEFENSE OF FORTUNE 100 COMPANIES
Achievements
Achievements
Achievements
In 2016, Chris's client, a wrongfully terminated San Bernardino County Division Chief, prevailed in a highly publicized employment discrimination trial in the matter of Corley v. San Bernardino County Fire Protection, which Chris later defended in a 2018 published appellate court decision.
In 2021, he first-chaired a 5-day unlawful deta
In 2016, Chris's client, a wrongfully terminated San Bernardino County Division Chief, prevailed in a highly publicized employment discrimination trial in the matter of Corley v. San Bernardino County Fire Protection, which Chris later defended in a 2018 published appellate court decision.
In 2021, he first-chaired a 5-day unlawful detainer bench trial concerning commercial property where his client prevailed.
In 2022, Chris represented his client in a 3-week long jury trial who received a unanimous verdict in a residential easement dispute. The jury found the defendant acted with ‘malice’ triggering a punitive damages phase of the trial before the parties settled.
Education
Achievements
Achievements
Chris graduated from Loyola Law School Los Angeles. He is admitted to practice in California State Court and Federal District Court (Central District Cal). Prior to law school he received his Master's in Public Policy from Claremont Graduate University and his Bachelor's from Georgetown University.