E. Christian Calvo
Associate
San Francisco,
Guam
@thetsubakitower
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
Kathleen V. Fisher
Partner
San Francisco,
Guam
Alexander Freeman
Senior Counsel
San Francisco
Dana A. Gutierrez
Of Counsel
Guam
Rodney J. Jacob
Partner
Guam
Maya Maravilla
Senior Counsel
San Francisco
Michael A. Pangelinan
Partner
Guam
Genevieve P. Rapadas
Associate
Guam
Jay D. Trickett
Associate
San Francisco
Firm News
Court Rules SSI Benefits Cannot Be Denied to Citizens of Guam
In December 2018, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Calvo Fisher & Jacob LLP, and Farrell & Reisinger LLC filed two lawsuits against the Social Security Administration challenging the U.S. government’s policy of refusing to provide Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability benefits to American citizens living on Guam.
CFJ Assists Guam Hotels in Negotiating Contract with Navy to Accommodate 5,000 USS Roosevelt Sailors Quarantined on Guam
The outbreak of COVID-19 on the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt while docked in Guam made worldwide headlines. After the U.S. Navy decided to quarantine all crew members who had tested negative in eleven (11) hotels on the island, Calvo Fisher & Jacob (CFJ) was a retained by the Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association (GHRA) to represent it in negotiations with the Navy.
CFJ’s Rapadas Participates in Supreme Court of Guam’s First Virtual Appellate Argument
CFJ's Genevieve Rapadas had the honor of being one of the first attorneys to present a virtual appellate argument before the Supreme Court of Guam on May 1, 2020.