Levi Hookano

About

Theory of Practice Mr. Hookano believes that the law does not have to be as adversarial. The parties to a dispute would best be served by resolving their differences outside of court so that everyone can walk away satisfied. Early Years Mr. Hookano was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. He attended the Kamehameha Schools and received is B.A. in Psychology from Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. After graduating, Mr. Hookano returned to Hawaii to further his education, earning a masters in public administration from the University of Hawaii and his law degree from the William S. Richardson School of Law. Legal Career Mr. Hookano served as the legal specialist to the Office of the County Clerk on Hawaii Island. While there he advised the clerk and members of the Hawaii County Council on their legal rights and responsibilities. He also served as attorney to the Charter Commission which convenes once every ten years. Mr. Hookano has served as an administrator for the Hawaii State Bar Association, organizing seminars and community programs for Hawaii's attorneys. He has served as a liaison to the board of directors for the Hawaii County Bar Association, the Chair of the HSBA Go

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