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Congratulations to partner, Allyson K. Thompson, for her efforts in putting on the 41st Orange County Women Lawyers Association Gala on September 22, 2016 at the Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Beach, CA. It was attended by over 40 current and former Superior Court Judges and Appellate Justices, along with 250 plus guests. As President of the OCWLA, Ms. Thompson served as the master of ceremonies. An award was given to the Honorable Gail Andler as Judge of the Year and Justice Eileen Moore gave the keynote address. We are proud of Ms. Thompson for her continued leadership and involvement in the community.

Kring & Chung is pleased to announce the addition of Faheem A. Tukhi to its Irvine, CA office. Mr. Tukhi's practice focuses on business litigation and employment law. He received both his bachelor's and law degree from Chapman University.

Kring & Chung congratulates Matthew A. Reynolds on being promoted to Partner in its Irvine, CA office.

Mr. Reynolds has been with Kring & Chung for over 10 years. He has taken on a full range of cases representing both plaintiffs and defendants. His business background includes work in both federal and state court in the areas of breach of contract, fraud, copyright, trademark and energy. Mr. Reynolds success in business litigation led him to work on executive divorce cases in Orange County. He focuses on business valuation, hidden assets, and protecting the interests of children. His business litigation experience gives him a unique perspective on providing business decisions during divorce.

"Mr. Reynolds has the reputation of being the "go to" person on very big, difficult and litigious cases, putting in the long and hard hours necessary to obtain successful results for our clients," said Kyle D. Kring.

To view Matthew A. Reynolds complete profile, click here.

On April 18th, 2016, Olive Crest Academy students planted their individual classroom gardens for the horticulture program that Kring & Chung, LLP, Orange County Women Lawyers Association and other local businesses helped develop.

While working in their therapeutic school garden and learning about the life cycle of plants, students will gain an understanding of nurturing, problem solving, learning from mistakes, personal responsibility, and compassion. Each classroom selected a garden theme, such as salsa, butterfly, berries, and scratch n' sniff. The students were very enthusiastic and involved in the planting process. We look forward to seeing their gardens grow and the beneficial effects this program will undoubtedly have on the children. Click here for further information.

Olive Crest Academy is a nonpublic, non-profit special education school for grades K-12 that specializes in providing individualized academic instruction to students with unique needs, including developmental and learning disabilities, emotional and mood disorders, behavioral challenges, dual diagnosis, and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

If you are interested in contributing to the ongoing maintenance and curriculum implementation of Olive Crest Academy's horticulture program, please contact Courtney Kring at (949) 261-7700 or ckring@kringandchung.com.