Born:
Los Angeles, California, May 25, 1962.

Admitted to Practice:
1987; California; United States District Court for the Central District of California.

Preparatory Education:
University of California at Los Angeles, B.A. 1984.

Legal Education:
Loyola Marymount University School of Law, J.D., 1987. Recipient of Scott Moot Court Honors.

Member:
American Bar Association; Los Angeles County Bar Association; California State Bar Association; San Fernando Valley Bar Association; Ventura County Bar Association; Litigation Subsections of Los Angeles County Bar; Construction and Environmental Subsections of the American Bar Associations; Consumer Attorneys of California; California Association of Community Managers(CACM), member of CACM Legal Steering Committee; and Community Associations Institute-Los Angeles and Channel Islands Chapter; former member of Board of Directors of Channel Islands Chapter of Community Associations Institute and chairman of Bylaws Committee.

Practice Areas:
Community Association Law, construction defect litigation, mold litigation, real estate transactions and litigation, business formation and litigation, personal injury litigation.

Mr. Loewenthal has published numerous articles including: "Ten Key Points to a Construction Contract", "Pros and Cons of Construction Defect Cases", "Business Judgment Rule or Objective Standard of Reasonableness", How to Deal with Neighbor Disputes", "How to Deal with Mold In a Common Interest Development".

Mr. Loewenthal is also a frequent lecturer pertaining to Common Interest Developments, including Annual Legal updates; Mold and Insurability Issues; Construction Defect Litigation; Construction Contract Negotiation; Living in a Homeowner Association, etc.

Mr. Loewenthal is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating given.