Peter A. Lynch

Environmental, Mediation
Suite 1610, 501 West Broadway
San Diego, California 92101


Environmental

Admitted

1984, Illinois, 1986, California

Law School

Southern Illinois University, J.D., 1984

Law School Graduation Year

1984

College

Aurora University; Illinois State University, B.S., with high honors, 1981

Memberships

Biographical

Recipient, CLAY Award, California Lawyer of the Year - Pro Bono, 2001. Weekly Internet Columnist, Breaking Developments and Recall Alerts, interFIRE. Legal columnist for the California Fire & Arson Investigator, published by the California Conference of Arson Investigators, 6 times a year. Legal Advisor to the San Diego County Wide Fire & Arson Tasks Force. Author: Cross Contamination and Accelerant Detection Canines, Fire & Arson Investigator, IAAI (April 2001); Safety Risks for the Fire Investigator, Fire Engineering (Feb. 2001); Questioning a Juvenile? Proceed with Caution! Fire Engineering (Feb. 2001); Digital Cameras and the Fire Investigator-A Trap for the Unwary?, Fire & Arson Investigator, International Association of Arson Investigators, Vol. 50, No. 3, April 2000 and the California Fire-Arson Investigator, California Conference of Arson Investigators, Vol. 1, No. 2, March 2000; Is It Time To Modify the Fireman's Rule?, Fire Engineering (Feb. 2000), Vol. 153, No. 2; Peeking Through the Electronic Keyhole Best's Review (August 1999); Investigation Liability for Invasion of Privacy Torts, Fire Engineering (January 1999); Firefighter, Don't Touch That Evidence, American Fire Journal, Vol. 50, No. 6 (June 1998); After the Fire's Out: Spoilation of Evidence and the Line Firefighter, Fire Engineering, Vol. 151, No. 1 (Jan. 1998; reprinted in the California Conference of Arson Investigator, March 1998); Insurance Issues for the Cowardly Lion: Courage Is Needed to Make Sure the Scarecrow's Straw Is Covered, Trial Diplomacy Journal, Vol. 20, No. 6 (Dec. 1997); Watch Out For Civil Tort Liability For Spoilation of Evidence, Fire & Arson Investigator (June 1997); Inadequate Supervision by Claims Handler Can Lose a Fire-Loss Case, Best's Review (1996); Good Faith Settlement Determinations are Available to Third-Party Defendants, SDTLA Trial Bar News, Vol. 18, Issue 8 (Oct. 1995); McMillin Scripps North Partnership v. Royal Insurance Co. of America: A Response, 10 Bad Fa

Military

Lt.Col., USMC Reserve, retired