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what i find rewarding
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to be able to help clients is simply the
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fact that
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we serve to help people minimus
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attorneys have gotten the benefit
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of of this education of the law
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but the reality is that the law fix fits
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in the real world
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and so when people come to us is it
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because they have a problem
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and of all and for which the law
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permeates that problem
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so our job is to try to help solve that
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problem for them
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help them with planning help them to
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understand whatever it is
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to come to a solution for them
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hopefully for that improves their lives
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uh
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whether it’s financially uh or it deals
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with the quality of their life
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i’ve been on board since probably birth
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the the answer question what have i done
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as service on boards
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there are a number of groups pretty much
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it is
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where a lot of learning attorneys learn
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their skills and experience or show
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their skills and experience
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i’ve been involved with the non-profit
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resource center
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now called the impact foundry in town
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but even as a student i helped formed a
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non-profit
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friends of the seniors langley senior
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citizen center
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for example part of service with respect
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to nonprofits or serving the boards
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has been extensive uh the cal cpa life
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served as an
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officer and local chapters i’ve served
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other professional societies
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as chair i’ve served in the community
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on easter seals superior california for
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years
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dealing with disability services i’ve
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served in trades
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and a good example would be what
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used to be called the rental housing
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association of sacramento
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valley it’s now a division of the
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california apartment association where i
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served as a pr
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the president as well as being on the
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board for quite a number of years
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and helped to do a lot of mentoring
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make the boards function and look to see
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how to make
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make the organization a success so those
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are just a few examples
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Sacramento, CA lawyer Cameron L. Hess talks about the most rewarding aspect of his practice as well as his service to the community. He remarks that what he finds most rewarding about helping clients is the ability to make a real difference in their lives. As an attorney, he feels privileged to have the education and training to understand the law, but he emphasizes that the law only truly matters when it applies to real-world problems. Clients come to him because they face challenges in which the law plays a central role, and his job is to help them find solutions—whether through careful planning, problem-solving, or strategic advice. His goal is always to improve his clients’ lives, whether financially or in terms of their overall well-being and peace of mind.
He shares that his commitment to service extends far beyond his legal practice. Since early in his life—he jokes, “probably since birth”—he has been involved in community and professional organizations. He has served on numerous nonprofit boards, including the Nonprofit Resource Center (now known as the Impact Foundry), which supports local charitable organizations. Even as a student, he co-founded a nonprofit called Friends of the Seniors for the Langley Senior Citizen Center.
His volunteer work spans both community service and professional leadership. He has served as an officer in local chapters of CalCPA, chaired various professional societies, and devoted years to organizations such as Easter Seals Superior California, where he supported disability services. In the business community, he has also held leadership roles, including serving as president and long-term board member of the Rental Housing Association of Sacramento Valley—now part of the California Apartment Association. Through these experiences, he has mentored others, strengthened organizations, and worked to ensure their long-term success and impact.
