Overview
Mark D’Argenio has extensive experience defending clients in a wide variety of areas, including habitability, landlord tenant, environmental, real estate disputes, transportation, and personal injury.
Mark has a comprehensive habitability practice, in which he specializes in representing owners, landlords, and property managers in difficult jurisdictions. Mark's practice includes litigation, pre-litigation, and transactional assistance. His clients include national REITs, high-volume real estate brokers, and publicly traded builders and developers.
Mark's in-depth environmental experience includes Clean Water Act litigation, CEQA disputes, wetlands negotiations, and Endangered Species Act claims. In transportation matters, Mark has represented some of the nation's largest commercial trucking and common carriers, including through trial.
Mark has served for over fifteen years as an Adjunct Professor at UC Law San Francisco, where he teaches Legal Writing & Research II and upper-division Appellate Advocacy. Mark has also taught legal writing classes at Santa Clara University Law School. While in law school, Mark won the National Moot Court Competition, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious moot court.
Credentials
Education
- University of California Hastings Law School (J.D., 2005)
- University of California, Berkeley (B.A., 2002)
Licensed to Practice in
- California
Newsroom
News
Events, Seminars & Speaking Engagements
- “Developments in Advanced Lawsuit Investigation” (Adjuster CE Webinar; February 20, 2019)
- “Strategies for Effective Writing” (MCLE Seminar; May 24, 2017)
- "SB 800 and the Right to Repair: Tips, Strategies, and Takeaways After Ten Years of Hands-On Experience" (North State BIA; May 1, 2015)
Publications
- “Law Limits Indemnification Obligations for Design Professionals” (CLM Magazine; September 1, 2018)
