E. Christian Calvo
Associate
San Francisco,
Guam
Calvo Fisher & Jacob is known for handling the most difficult and complex matters for clients doing business across the Pacific Rim. With offices in Guam, San Francisco, and Saipan, we have represented hundreds of individual and corporate clients in complex transactional matters and cross-border disputes that require experience and expertise in multiple jurisdictions and practice areas. We work as a tightly-integrated team across time zones. We place a premium on creativity to deliver successful results to our clients.
Calvo Fisher & Jacob Attorneys
Eduardo A. Calvo
Partner
Guam
Janalynn Cruz Damian
Associate
Guam
Sarah L. Fabian
Associate
San Francisco,
Guam
Kathleen V. Fisher
Partner
San Francisco,
Guam
Alexander Freeman
Of Counsel
San Francisco
Dana A. Gutierrez
Of Counsel
Guam
Shane A. Intihar
Associate
San Francisco
Rodney J. Jacob
Partner
Guam
Maya Maravilla
Associate
San Francisco
Michael A. Pangelinan
Partner
Guam
Genevieve P. Rapadas
Associate
San Francisco,
Guam
Jay D. Trickett
Associate
San Francisco
Firm News
CFJ's Jacob Speaks to College-Bound Guam Students About Program That Reduces Tuition Costs
CFJ's Rodney Jacob is a Commissioner of WICHE - the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education. As Guam's representative of WICHE, Rod recently spoke to a group of Guam high school students about a WICHE program called the Western Undergraduate Exchange which makes college in Hawaii or on the mainland more affordable for Guam students. In the 2018-2019 period, 78 Guam undergraduates paid 150% or less of in-state rates resulting in a savings of $1.1 million. Guam residents have saved
CF J's San Francisco Office Moves to 535 Pacific Avenue
The San Francisco office of Calvo Fisher & Jacob moved to 535 Pacific Avenue, Suite 201 in San Francisco on September 1, 2019. Our new zip code is 94133. Phone and fax numbers remain the same.
Win for GIAA in Guam Supreme Court in Sunshine Act Dispute with DFS
On June 12, 2019 the Guam Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam (“GIAA”) in its ongoing dispute with DFS Guam L.P. clarifying issues around the Open Government Law (OGL) and the Sunshine Reform Act of 1999 (Sunshine Act) by ruling that under the Sunshine Act a Guam public agency is permitted to withhold executive session transcripts when they pertain to ongoing litigation even if not sealed under the OGL. CFJ's Kathy Fisher and Genevieve Rapadas argued the case before the Supreme Court.