Ishpreet Sidhu is an attorney who is committed to his clients. He focuses on developing a human and personal connection with his clients through his understanding, empathy, and legal knowledge. Ishpreet is passionate, creative, and relentless in protecting his clients’ rights and obtaining recovery to the greatest degree permissible under the law.

Ishpreet has lived in Ventura County for almost his entire life. As a child growing up in Agoura Hills, he has fond memories of peeling and eating oranges with his grandfather in his backyard while listening to his grandfather tell Indian folk tales. Ishpreet was most interested in the stories raising philosophical issues, particularly those of morality and justice. He nurtured this interest throughout his childhood. He read Plato’s Republic at the age of fourteen, which ignited his passion for academic philosophy and learning. Ishpreet graduated from Calabasas High School and obtained his Bachelor’s degree in philosophy from UCLA. He was the President of the UCLA Undergraduate Continental Philosophy Club and studied abroad with a focus in philosophy at King's College at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

After completing his undergraduate degree, Ishpreet volunteered and worked for a wide range of public interest law firms and legal organizations focused on criminal defense, immigration rights, environmental law, housing rights, and more. His work continued to develop his desire to help communities and individuals at the local level. As a Camarillo resident, Ishpreet earned his Juris Doctor degree from the Ventura College of Law before passing the California Bar Exam. He now focuses on being of legal service to individuals and communities in Ventura County and beyond.

In his personal life, Ishpreet is happily married to his wife, best friend, and life partner. He also loves being a father to his daughter and being active, supportive, loving, caring, and fun in her life. In his free time, Ishpreet enjoys being in nature, hiking, gardening, cooking and eating, spending time with family and old friends, reading and writing, and simply appreciating the moment.