Jesse S. Krompier is a litigation associate with a focus on high-stakes business disputes, complex litigation, and consumer class actions. His cases often involve claims for breach of contract, fraud, unfair competition, and other business torts. Jesse served on the Morgan Lewis trial team that secured a unanimous $133 million jury verdict in an environmental cost-recovery lawsuit for Shell USA, Inc., recognized by the Daily Journal among the Top Verdicts of 2022. His representations span many industries, including internet and technology, energy, tax and advisory, biopharmaceutical, and healthcare.
Jesse has a track record of success at trial and in dispositive motion practice. He has litigated and helped resolve business disputes for plaintiffs and defendants. He has also played a significant role in some of the most high-profile environmental litigation in the country, including the Aliso Canyon gas leak cases. In addition to his litigation and trial practice, Jesse helps clients achieve efficient solutions through prelawsuit investigations, risk management, and early dispute resolution.
Jesse maintains an active pro bono practice, through which he provides counsel to clients seeking asylum in the United States. Jesse also works with the ACLU of California’s Criminal Justice Reform Project, which seeks to end racial inequities in the criminal justice system.
Jesse has served as an associate representative for the Los Angeles office and as a member of the Summer Program Committee. While in law school, Jesse served as an extern for Judge Dolly M. Gee of the US District Court for the Central District of California. He represented UCLA at the 2016 Irving R. Kaufman Memorial Securities Law Moot Court Competition and was a recipient of UCLA’s Moot Court Honors Program Award.
Member, Association of Business Trial Lawyers, Los Angeles Chapter
Member, Los Angeles County Bar Association, Litigation Section
Member, American Bar Association
UCLA Moot Court Honors Program Award (2017)