Mr. White is a principal of Aldrich & Bonnefin. After graduating from Georgetown Law Center in 1971, where he was an Editor of the Law Review, he was admitted to the California Bar Association in June of that year. Mr. White commenced his practice in Los Angeles, moving to Newport Beach in 1974 where he has remained ever since. Before becoming a member of the firm at the beginning of 2003, Mr. White was a partner for over 25 years with Drummy, King, White & Parret in Newport Beach.

Over the years, Mr. White has focused his practice on complex business, employment, construction and security law matters, handling a wide variety of litigation ranging from breach of fiduciary duty claims involving officers and directors of companies, fraudulent conveyance claims, land use and construction claims, to representing individuals against large brokerage firms for mishandling their accounts. Mr. White has always been involved in a variety of cases, thereby constantly meeting and resolving new challenges.

In the past two years Mr. White has successfully handled two jury trials to verdict, one a commercial transaction, the other a trade secret misappropriation case.