Kenneth M. Trujillo-Jamison

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Kenneth M. Trujillo-Jamison is a litigator in the Los Angeles office of Munger, Tolles & Olson. His practice is focused on complex civil litigation, with an emphasis on securities litigation. 

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison’s significant litigation matters include representing:

  • Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, in connection with litigation arising from residential mortgage-backed securities.

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison’s pro bono practice has included representation of a leading Los Angeles-based public interest law organization in connection with its opposition to a proposed Los Angeles housing ordinance. Mr. Trujillo-Jamison is also Treasurer of the Housing Rights Center, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization which supports and promotes fair housing in Los Angeles. He is also the chair of the firm’s Green Committee, a member of its Diversity Committee, and is actively involved in the firm’s recruiting efforts.

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison received his law degree from Yale Law School, where he served as a notes editor of The Yale Law Journal and an editor of the Yale Law & Policy Review. While there, he also represented public housing tenants as a member of the Yale Landlord-Tenant Clinic and served as a student director of the Yale Law School Temporary Restraining Order Project, which assists victims of domestic violence.  

Kenneth M. Trujillo-Jamison is a litigator in the Los Angeles office of Munger, Tolles & Olson. His practice is focused on complex civil litigation, with an emphasis on securities litigation. 

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison’s significant litigation matters include representing:

  • Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, in connection with litigation arising from residential mortgage-backed securities.

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison’s pro bono practice has included representation of a leading Los Angeles-based public interest law organization in connection with its opposition to a proposed Los Angeles housing ordinance. Mr. Trujillo-Jamison is also Treasurer of the Housing Rights Center, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization which supports and promotes fair housing in Los Angeles. He is also the chair of the firm’s Green Committee, a member of its Diversity Committee, and is actively involved in the firm’s recruiting efforts.

Mr. Trujillo-Jamison received his law degree from Yale Law School, where he served as a notes editor of The Yale Law Journal and an editor of the Yale Law & Policy Review. While there, he also represented public housing tenants as a member of the Yale Landlord-Tenant Clinic and served as a student director of the Yale Law School Temporary Restraining Order Project, which assists victims of domestic violence.