Brandy Alonzo Mayland’s practice focuses on litigating unfair and fraudulent business practices.
With a keen ability to decompress dense legal issues into practical legal strategies, Brandy has experience handling a variety of complex commercial litigation matters, including contract and property disputes, unfair competition claims, wage-and-hour class and Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) actions. She has also contributed to regulatory and administrative matters involving government investigations, insurance compliance issues, proceedings before regulatory agencies, and market conduct-related enforcement actions.
During law school, Brandy served as a volunteer for the Venice Justice Clinic and as a law clerk for Legal Services of Northern California. In addition, she was class president of the Student Bar Association, co-president of the Tax and Estate Planning Law Association, and associate editor of Chicanx Latinx Law Review.
- “When Product Labels Become Litigation Targets: Consumer False Advertising Claims,” author, Law360, 2026
- “Calif. Justices Usher in Stricter Era for Wage Law Ignorance,” author, Law360, 2025
Bar and Court Admissions
- State of California
Education
- University of California, Los Angeles, J.D. with Taxation specialization, 2023
- California Lutheran University, B.A., magna cum laude, 2019