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In 2018, Anthony J. Garilli joined Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood & Campora as a personal injury attorney.  Anthony J. Garilli has always fought hard on behalf of his fellow citizens. He served his country as a U.S. Marine for six years and prosecuted crimes on behalf of the People of the State of California as a Deputy District Attorney for nearly four years.As a Deputy DA, he tried numerous cases to jury verdicts and has spent a significant part of his legal career litigating in the courtroom. He has prosecuted and tried cases ranging from juvenile matters to felonies and strike cases, including second chair on an eight-month long capital murder trial.As a Marine, Anthony worked in the Intelligence field. He received additional training in reconnaissance, survival, as well as attending Army Airborne and Ranger schools.In 2015, Anthony entered the civil justice system where he worked at a litigation firm growing the firm’s personal injury practice. He obtained numerous awards for his clients, including a $33.6 million judgment on behalf of a catastrophically injured victim in a rear-end collision. Anthony also worked on many of the firm’s mass tort cases preparing opt-out cases for trial, as well as select class actions.Anthony has spent the majority of his professional life in service to others and helping those in need. He works as a member of Roger Dreyer’s trial team where he continues to advocate for the rights of injured victims and families who have lost loved ones.In his personal life, Anthony has been married for over 20 years to his wonderful wife Bianca, also a former Marine. Together they have two beautiful children. They are active in a number of charitable organizations and volunteer often on behalf of the California Chapter of The Children’s Heart Foundation, of which Bianca served as the Chapter’s President for four years.Web:  https://www.dbbwc.com/ , Email:  [email protected] , Office: 916-379-3500

Practices Areas

Car Accident

Personal Injury

Brain injury

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