Kenneth I. Trujillo

Kenneth I. Trujillo is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Penn Carey Law, University of Pennsylvania, where he has taught since 2005. He is also a shareholder at Chamberlain Hrdlicka in Philadelphia, focusing on complex litigation in regulated industries. His career spans public service, private practice, and civic leadership.

His educational background includes a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and undergraduate studies at Evangel University, where he was honored as Distinguished Alumnus in 2004.

Mr. Trujillo's research and professional interests include:

• Complex Litigation
• Securities and Antitrust Law
• Corporate and Public Governance
• Economic Development and Trade
• Regulatory and Public Policy Law

His work reflects a strong emphasis on high-stakes litigation and public service, with deep engagement in civic institutions and legal policy.

Notable awards and honors include:

• Ohtli Award from the Mexican government (2005)
• Philadelphia Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 (1999)
• Repeated recognition as a Philadelphia Superlawyer
• Distinguished Alumnus, Evangel University (2004)

Mr. Trujillo has advised numerous public and private entities on governance and litigation strategy. He has served in significant public roles, including City Solicitor of Philadelphia and Assistant U.S. Attorney, and has led major economic development and trade missions. He has been involved in substantial litigation resulting in multi-million dollar settlements, particularly in securities and antitrust matters. His advisory work extends to nonprofits and governmental bodies, reflecting a broad impact across legal and civic domains.

He is actively involved in several leadership roles, including past chairmanships of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania, Congreso de Latinos Unidos, and the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. He has served on the boards of WHYY, the Kimmel Center, and the University of the Arts, and was appointed to President Obama’s transition team for the SEC.