Attorneys - Victoria Hartanto

Victoria Hartanto joined the Lexington Law Group as an associate in June 2011. Her practice includes representing plaintiffs in public interest litigation involving consumer rights, corporate accountability, and removing toxic chemicals from consumer products. Specifically, Ms. Hartanto works to enforce California’s Proposition 65 and represents consumers in complex class action matters alleging unfair competition and false advertising.

Prior to joining the Lexington Law Group, Ms. Hartanto obtained intensive training and experience in all phases of civil litigation in both state and federal courts at a large commercial law firm. Ms. Hartanto also worked as a volunteer attorney on international human rights litigation at the Center for Justice & Accountability. In law school, Ms. Hartanto clerked for various public interest organizations, including the Legal Aid Society – Employment Law Center and The Utility Reform Network (TURN). She also served as a coordinator for the California Asylum Representation Clinic and participated in the Boalt Hall International Human Rights Law Clinic. In 2004, Ms. Hartanto volunteered at the East Timor Institute for Reconstruction Monitoring & Analysis (La’o Hamutuk) in Dili, East Timor, researching and evaluating the war crimes tribunal.

Ms. Hartanto received her law degree from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall) in 2008 and a B.A. from Tufts University in 2003. In her spare time, Vicky enjoys traveling, sailing, and spending time with friends and family.