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**Thomas D. Farrell, Attorney at Law, LLLC** **Location:** Honolulu, HI **Practice Areas:** Class Actions, General Practice Thomas D. Farrell brings over four decades of legal experience to his practice in Honolulu, Hawaii. A native of the islands, he moved to Hawaii at the age of three and has deep roots in the community. Following his graduation from Punahou School in 1974, he earned his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Hawaii in 1977 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Santa Clara Law School in 1980. Additionally, he holds a Master’s degree from the U.S. Army War College, underscoring his commitment to continuous learning and professional development. After being admitted to the Hawaii Bar, Mr. Farrell dedicated fifteen years to public service as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of Hawaii. During this time, he represented key state programs, including welfare, Medicaid, and child support enforcement, and developed a robust practice in class actions and federal civil rights cases. Notably, he authored a friend-of-the-court brief for twenty-six states in a landmark U.S. Supreme Court appeal concerning welfare rights. Mr. Farrell has been instrumental in shaping legislation that protects vulnerable populations, having initiated the Adult Protective Services Act and the AG's program to address elder abuse and neglect. His experience extends to prosecuting criminal cases, managing appeals, and enforcing regulatory compliance, all aimed at safeguarding the interests of Hawaii's residents. With a comprehensive understanding of both state and federal law, Mr. Farrell is committed to providing exceptional legal representation for his clients. Whether navigating complex class actions or addressing general legal matters, he leverages his extensive knowledge and experience to advocate effectively for those he serves.
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