About

Kelley Bond is a Litigation Partner at Enso Law, LLP, where she represents clients in a

range of civil matters in California state and federal courts. Based in Los Angeles, her

practice includes employment, personal injury, commercial, and intellectual property

disputes.

Kelley has extensive experience litigating complex civil matters, with a significant

focus on representing individuals—particularly employees—in high-stakes disputes.

She regularly handles matters involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful

termination, and wage-and-hour violations, and has experience navigating claims

against both private employers and public entities. Her practice also includes civil rights,

personal injury, elder abuse, premises liability, real estate, intellectual property,

and commercial litigation.

A Los Angeles native and second-generation attorney, Kelley brings a practical,

grounded perspective to her work. Before joining Enso Law, Kelley practiced at leading

Los Angeles law firms, where she developed a strong litigation foundation handling

high-stakes and complex matters. Her experience informs a thoughtful, strategic

approach tailored to each client’s goals.

While attending Southwestern Law School, Kelley also gained experience in the

entertainment industry through work with Warner Bros. and Lionsgate

Entertainment, in addition to clerking for civil litigation firms.

She received the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Entertainment Law

and served as a research assistant on the publication Art and Museum Law.

Kelley earned her B.A. in English Literature from the University of California, Los

Angeles, and her J.D. from Southwestern Law School. She is admitted to practice in

California and before the United States District Court for the Central District of

California.

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Representative Matters:

Represented numerous employee plaintiffs in matters involving harassment,

discrimination, retaliation, and violations of the Fair Employment and Housing Act and

the California Labor Code, achieving favorable resolutions.

Represented a minor plaintiff and her parents in a civil rights action against the County

of Los Angeles, securing a favorable settlement after defeating a motion for summary

judgment.

Represented plaintiffs in complex tort actions against Foster Family Agencies arising

from prolonged abuse in foster care, obtaining favorable settlements following the denial of dispositive motions.

Represented a parent in an action against the County of San Bernardino arising from

sexual assault by a social worker, resulting in a favorable settlement.

Played a key role in negotiating a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of

Los Angeles and a major railroad company addressing right-of-way maintenance and

public safety concerns, resolving the matter without litigation.

Represented a prominent real estate developer in coordinating and resolving 27

consolidated construction defect actions and more than 100 related claims arising from a large quasi-public works project.