Julian is an associate in the Government Practice Group. Julian’s practice focuses on public and private entities in real estate, water, and municipal law matters. He has worked with public agencies on a variety of legal issues, including evaluating outstanding agreements, providing Proposition 218 guidance, reviewing documents in preparation for real estate transactions, and updating document retention policies. He also has experience in litigation matters, such as drafting complaints, answers, demurrers, and motions for his public agency clients.

Bar Admissions

• California

Education
J.D., Boston College Law School (2019)
B.A., University of California, San Diego (2016)

• A Role for Water Treatment Systems in Fighting the COVID-19 Pandemic

  By Julian Viksman |May 2020

Additional Articles"Brown Act in a Time of Pandemic: the Governor Vetoes AB 339," Government Law Alert (October 2021)
"New Legislation Addresses Brown Act Teleconferencing Requirements," Government Law Alert (September 2021)
"California Legislature Takes Aim at Brown Act Teleconferencing Requirements," Government Law Alert (September 2021)
"Supreme Court Expands Scope of 'Public Works' Definition — Contract Employees Performing Operations Work are Covered by Prevailing Wage Laws," Government Law Alert (March 2021)
"A Role for Water Treatment Systems in Fighting the COVID-19 Pandemic," co-author, Environmental Law Alert (May 2020)
"New Federal Law Requires PFAS Users to Report to EPA," co-author, Environmental Law + Water Law Alert (March 2020)
Adding to the List: The Latest Development in the Anomalous Seventh Circuit Substantial Compliance Approach, 59 B.C. L. Rev. E. Supp. 409 (2018)