Allyson K. Myers was raised on the Big Island of Hawaii and attended the University of Hawaii, where she received her B.A. in Political Science, with emphasis in U.S. Foreign Relations. While an undergraduate student, Ms. Myers clerked for the Prosecutor's Office on the Big Island.
In 2004, Ms. Myers earned her Juris Doctorate from Lincoln Law in Sacramento, receiving honors for her oral arguments in Moot Court. Ms. Myers brings five years of legislative experience to Kring & Chung, having worked for the Judicial Council's Office of Governmental Affairs, the California Redevelopment Association, and as a volunteer for Assemblyman Darrell Steinberg. Also while in law school, Ms. Myers clerked for Dreyer, Babich, Buccola & Callaham, where she handled personal injury cases.
In January of 2005, Ms. Myers joined Kring & Chung. Her practice consists of issues involving complex, multiparty construction defect litigation, employment and labor law issues, and legislative advocacy. Ms. Myers has lectured to numerous groups on various labor and employment issues such as effective strategy in preparing employee handbooks, updates as to legislative changes to labor laws and prevention of sexual harassment in the workplace.
Ms. Myers is a member of the California State Bar Association, the Orange County Bar Association, and is active with various organizations within Orange County, CA including the National Association of Women in Construction and the Voluntary Legal Services Program of Northern California.
