Our Attorneys

Jenny S. Lillge

Email Address: jlillge@legintent.com

Jenny S. Lillge received both her law degree and Master’s degree in business administration from Willamette University, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of Willamette Law Online, the school’s online law journal. While in graduate school, she clerked with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Portland, Oregon, the Oregon Department of Parks and Recreation, and interned with Oregon State Representative Gene Whisnant. Jenny periodically appears on stage in local community theater productions and volunteers with local Scouting America units, her church and the Yolo County Historical Society.

Annamaria Bereczky-Anderson

Email Address: aanderson@legintent.com

Annamaria Bereczky-Anderson received her law degree with distinction from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law.  She has worked as an associate at several law firms in the Sacramento area, including the litigation firms of Porter Scott and McKague Rosasco, PC.  She also worked as a legal research fellow at the Yolo County Law Library in Woodland, CA.  She is a proud mother of 4 children and is active in her church community.

Co-Founder

Thomas W. Stallard

Tom Stallard is a graduate of King Hall, the UC Davis School of Law.  He has been a U.S. Naval Officer, twice-elected county supervisor, former consultant in the California State Legislature, and is currently a member of the Woodland City Council. He is a founding trustee of the California State Library Foundation and the California State Archives Foundation. He has qualified numerous times as an expert witness on the subject of legislative intent, having co-founded Legislative Intent Service, Inc. in 1974, with Bill Keller. He has served on numerous public non-profit boards including public television station KVIE, Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce, Valley Vision, the Woodland Opera House, and The Great Valley Center.  He is known among Sacramento-area government and business leaders for leading a three-hour “Midnight Monument” tour on the region’s annual Cap-to-Cap Washington D.C. trip.