Quinn Youngs

Quinn graduated from The Honors College of Southern Oregon University in 2022, after majoring in Political Science with a concentration on Political Philosophy. During her time at Southern Oregon, Quinn served as the Chief Justice of the Associated Students of Southern Oregon University, as well as serving as a student representative on the city of Ashland re-zoning committee. Quinn also served as the Regional Director for the Pacific Regional affiliate of the National Association of College and Residence Hall Associations from 2021-2022, where she worked to raise money for forest fire relief, and address ongoing COVID-19 and natural disaster affects facing students in the Pacific Region and empower college students through advocacy and university policy reform.

Quinn received her Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University School of Law in 2025. During her time as a law student, Quinn was an active member of the International Moot Court programs through the Red Cross and competed in the Clara Barton Humanitarian Law Moot Competition in Washington DC in 2024, and the Jean-Pictet International Moot Court Competition hosted in Denpasar, Indonesia in 2025. Quinn loved her time with the Red Cross Moot Court programs and continues to stay involved with Santa Clara’s teams in the role of coach and mentor to competitors.

In January 2025 Quinn began working at Lonich Patton Ehrlich and Policastri as a law clerk and became an associate upon passing the bar exam that same year. During her time at the firm, Quinn has gained experience with matters of dissolution, child custody and support, and domestic violence. Quinn is detail oriented and personable and enjoys the mix of legal issues and client relations that come with working family law.

Quinn grew up in Santa Cruz and remains passionate about surfing and open-water swimming. When she is not at work or volunteering, she can usually be found at the beach or playing in the music room in her apartment.