professional bio
Mr. Ginther was born and raised in the Central Valley. He has a wide range of litigation experience but currently focuses exclusively on the practice of workers’ compensation defense. His primary emphasis includes working with self-insured employers, third-party administrators, public entities and defending against workers’ compensation claims, serious and willful allegations and Labor Code 132a claims.
In his spare time, Mr. Ginther enjoys spending time with his wife Leann and his two children Alexander and Marilee.
Education & Memberships
2002 Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco, CA
Master of Laws (Taxation)
2001 Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia
Master of Arts (Political Science)
1995 San Joaquin College of Law, Fresno, CA
Juris Doctor (Law)
1991 California State University, Fresno, CA
Bachelor of Arts (Political Science & Philosophy)
1999 State Bar of California
US District Court, Eastern District and Northern District
US Tax Court
Fresno County Bar Association
US District Court, Eastern District Pro Bono Panel Attoney
Former Arbitrator: Civil Limited / Small Claims, Superior Court
Former Assistant Den Leader and Board Site Liaison: Cub Scouts / Boy
Scouts of America
Former Board Member: Down Syndrome Association of Central California
AUTHORED Blog Articles & Webinars
Third-Party Claims Don’t Have to Be Confusing
Understanding the importance of subrogation strategies on third-party claims can save defendants in the workers’ compensation system large sums of money. When an
