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Alison Berry Wilkinson and Lina Balciunas Cockrell to Present at 2026 PORAC Annual Symposium

Messing, Adam, Jasmine & Shore is proud to announce that partners Alison Berry Wilkinson and Lina Balciunas Cockrell will be featured presenters at the 2026 PORAC Annual Symposium, taking place April 22–23 at Pechanga Resort Casino & Spa. This annual symposium brings together public safety professionals from across California to engage with timely legal developments... continue reading

MAJS Welcomes John Grey and Amy Balch—Expanding IDR Practice

We are excited to announce that John Grey has joined MAJS as a partner, along with Amy Balch, who joins the firm as a full-time paralegal. Together, they will lead and further develop the firm’s Industrial Disability Retirement (IDR) practice. John is widely recognized as one of California’s preeminent practitioners in Industrial Disability Retirement law.... continue reading

MAJS Expands into Nevada with Dyer Lawrence Law Firm

Messing Adam Jasmine & Shore LLP (MAJS) is proud to announce the addition of all of the attorneys and staff from Dyer Lawrence LLP to its team. Dyer Lawerence is a highly respected Carson City-based firm with experience statewide, a long-standing reputation for principled advocacy, and excellence in public sector labor and employment law. For... continue reading

MAJS Expands its Roster with Dan Thompson

Messing Adam Jasmine & Shore LLP is proud to announce that Daniel P. Thompson joined the firm as a partner in February 2026. Dan brings nearly twenty years of experience representing public safety labor organizations and advising employee associations across a broad range of complex workplace and governance issues. Throughout his career, Dan has served... continue reading

MAJS Welcomes Brett Sherman in 2026

Messing Adam Jasmine & Shore LLP is pleased to begin 2026 by welcoming Brett Sherman as a partner in the firm’s Sacramento office, continuing a period of strong growth and positive momentum for MAJS. Brett brings to the firm extensive experience representing public safety employees across a wide range of complex legal matters. Brett has... continue reading

Alison Berry Wilkinson and Lina Balciunas Cockrell Back at the PORAC Institute by Popular Demand

MAJS is pleased to announce for our public safety clients that the PORAC Institute has once-again selected partners Alison Berry Wilkinson and Lina Balcuinas Cockrell to teach the highly-rated two-day (16-hour) Internal Affairs course, which will be held December 2-3, 2025 at the Marin County Sheriff's Office. Evaluations from past classes taught by this team... continue reading

Gregg Adam Inducted into the Fellows of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers

MAJS is proud to announce Gregg Adam’s induction this past weekend into the Fellows of the College of Labor and Employment Law. The ceremony took place in Denver, CO, in conjunction with the American Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Law Section’s Continuing Legal Education Conference. This honor reflects the high regard in which Gregg is... continue reading

SJPD Officer Reinstated After Investigators Violated Court Order, POBRA and 4th Amendment

In a scathing rebuke of the San Jose Police Department, a JAMS arbitrator dismissed all five sustained misconduct allegations against our client—including “Conduct Unbecoming an Officer”—just days before a scheduled week-long evidentiary hearing. The ruling fully reinstates our client without loss of rank or seniority and orders that he be made whole with full back... continue reading

Ten Years Later... A New Beginning

On April 6, 2015, Gary Messing, Gregg Adam, and Jason Jasmine joined forces to launch Messing Adam & Jasmine LLP—a firm built on deep experience, shared values, and an unwavering commitment to labor clients. Ten years later, our mission remains the same, but our momentum has never been greater. We’re proud to share some exciting... continue reading

MAJ Breaks New Ground With Military Diversion Statute

In what may be a first in the State of California, MAJ’s James Shore and Alexander Bukac persuaded a Santa Clara Superior Court Judge to suspend criminal proceedings and grant a former military and law enforcement criminal defendant admission to the Military Diversion Program for a felony allegation of Penal Code Section 149. Diversion programs,... continue reading

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