For over four decades, Diane has dedicated her time, expertise, and leadership to organizations that strengthen the fabric of the Los Angeles community.
Diane has long believed that the skills honed in decades of legal practice carry an obligation beyond the courtroom. The ability to negotiate, advocate, and resolve conflict is a resource that belongs not only to those who can afford it — but to entire communities that need it most.
“Legal expertise is a privilege that must be shared with the underserved.”
Board leadership, executive committees, and hands-on involvement.
2025 – 2026
As the newly elected President of the Executive Committee, Diane leads Counsel for Justice in its mission to deliver free legal services to Los Angeles’ most vulnerable populations — including veterans, domestic violence survivors, immigrants, and individuals affected by AIDS. Under her leadership, the organization continues to expand its reach through pro bono partnerships with leading law firms across the county.Veterans · Immigrants
Domestic Violence · AIDS
1999 – Present
For over a quarter century, Diane has served on the board of Regis House, a community center that provides a safe haven, educational programming, and essential support services for underserved families in Los Angeles. Her sustained commitment reflects a deep personal connection to the neighborhood and a belief that stable community institutions are the bedrock of social progress.Youth Programs · Families
Education · Safe Haven
Since 2022
Diane serves on the board of Craft in America, a Peabody Award-winning organization dedicated to promoting and preserving original handcrafted work through documentary filmmaking, educational programs, and public exhibitions. Her involvement reflects a lifelong passion for the arts and a belief that creative expression is essential to a vibrant, connected community.
Arts · Documentary
Education · Peabody Award
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