DE
Biography
The founder of Chambers & Ball, Dan E. Chambers, has been in practice for over 30 years and has tried over 150 cases to jury verdict. Previously, he served as a Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney for nearly seven years. While at the district attorney’s office, he handled primarily serious felony cases. He then went into private practice at various law firms for approximately 15 years, handling a wide range of highly complex litigation matters.
Jessica Ball received her Bachelor’s Degree from Chapman University majoring in English literature with a minor in political science. She then went on to receive her Juris Doctorate from the University of La Verne College of Law and was admitted to the California Bar in 2021. While in law school, Jessica participated on the mock trial team as plaintiff trial attorney. During her time in law school, she earned CALI awards for the highest grade in Intellectual Property and Advanced Legal Research. She also received a pro-bono award for 1292 hours of service to low-income and indigent residents in Southern California.
Previously, Jessica volunteered as a law clerk for the Public Defender of Orange County assigned to the felony panel. She worked on various types of felonies such as arson, sex crimes, domestic violence, gang crimes, hit and run, homicide, and more. She was also assigned to misdemeanors where she worked on cases involving resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Later she worked with an Assistant Public Defender who pursued cases involving police brutality and the jailhouse call scandal wherein the Orange County Jails were listening to privileged calls between attorneys and clients.
After being admitted to the California Bar she joined a family law firm as an associate attorney where she handled divorces, custody cases, and division of property before joining Chambers & Ball.
Xinia Chambers runs the office for Chambers & Ball. She makes sure that your calls are returned promptly, your questions are answered quickly and your experience with the office is a good one. She keeps Mr. Chambers’s calendar and is your day-to-day point of contact concerning your case. She understands that dealing with a criminal case, whether for yourself or a loved one, is one of the most stressful events that one can experience. Her compassionate, calm, and friendly personality, along with her previous experience as a nursing professional, are perfectly suited to help our office run smoothly. She is also a native Spanish speaker and serves as the firm’s interpreter for its Spanish-speaking clients.