Warning: Undefined array key "." in /home/courtvic/public_html/wp-content/plugins/embed-any-document-plus/ead-plus.php on line 585

Warning: Undefined array key "." in /home/courtvic/public_html/wp-content/plugins/embed-any-document-plus/ead-plus.php on line 585

Commissioner Bruce Edward Mitchell #86460

License Status: Inactive
Address: 1059 Glen Arbor Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90041-2517
Phone: 213-999-1830

License Status, Disciplinary and Administrative History
All changes of license status due to nondisciplinary administrative matters and disciplinary actions.
Date License Status Discipline Administrative Action

Present Inactive
1/2/2019 Inactive
5/16/2016 Active
2/20/1990 Inactive
5/31/1979 Admitted to the State Bar of California

In 2000- 2001, the LA Superior Court Commissioner Bruce E. Mitchell unlawfully acting as a “temporary judge for pre trial proceedings” after judgment was entered in the class action case of DeFlores et al., v. EHG et al., (DeFlores case) refused to pay Dr. Fine approximately $2 million in attorneys fees awarded pursuant to the terms of the judgment; acting as a “temporary judge for pre trial proceedings” in the case of McCormick et al., v. Reddi-Brake Supply Corp., unlawfullly refused to approve a settlement agreement with a $20 Million judgment after it was approved by the class and unlawfully removed Dr. Fine as “class counsel” resulting in the class members receiving very little money in a settlement agreement under a new class counsel; acting as a “temporary judge for pre trial proceedings” in the class action cases of Debbs v. California Department of Veterans Affairs, Churchfied v. Wilson and PSO v. Sony, PSO v. Sharp and PSO v. Toshiba unlawfully decertified the previously certified classes and unlawfully removed Dr. Fine as class counsel in each case causing the class members to receive nothing instead of a substantial settlement as no other “class counsel” could be found; and acting as a “temporary judge for pre trial proceedings” in the case of Shinkle and Crawford v. City of Los Angeles unlawfully refused to certify the class and subsequently Superior Court Judge David Horowitz granted a summary judgment against the plaintiffs without just cause.

Commissioner Bruce Edward Mitchell Cases

Documents