Los Angeles City Attorney
Benjamin Chapman serves as General Counsel for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power since 2014, overseeing legal matters and managing a team of attorneys within the division. Prior to this role, Benjamin was a Deputy City Attorney in the Business & Complex Litigation Division, where significant cases included drafting a pivotal motion in Eck v. City, impacting the City’s financial practices. Benjamin's earlier experience as an Associate at Cooley LLP involved representing eBay and its related companies. Academic credentials include a Juris Doctor from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Duke University.
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Los Angeles City Attorney
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The Los Angeles City Attorney plays a leading role in shaping the future of our city by fighting to improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods, reducing gang activity, preventing gun violence, standing up for consumers and the elderly, protecting our environment and so much more. The City Attorney's office writes every municipal law, advises the Mayor, City Council and all city departments and commissions, defends the city in litigation, brings forth lawsuits on behalf of the people and prosecutes misdemeanor crimes such as domestic violence, drunk driving and vandalism.