Isabelle Tan is a passionate and forceful advocate for the injured and those harmed by professional misconduct. 

From case investigation, detailed accident cause analysis, economic and non-economic damages calculation, complaint drafting, taking and defending of witness depositions, document and medical records review, examination of experts, complex motions practice to preparation of the case for settlement or trial, Isabelle excels in all aspects of litigating personal injury cases. In just five years of practice, Isabelle has assisted her clients in recovering over $10 million in verdicts and settlements.

At the Dolan Law Firm, Isabelle has successfully represented clients in a wide range of individual cases, including cases involving government torts, child abuse and sexual abuse cases, dangerous conditions of public property such as unsafe roadway designs, consumer protection from dangerous and unsafe products, premises liability, and traumatic personal injuries and wrongful death including drivers, passengers, bicyclists, and motorcyclists who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, and fractures.

A graduate of Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, Isabelle is a member of the law fraternity Phi Alpha Delta International, and held the Vice Justice position for the Ford Chapter at Loyola Law School. She remains an active member of the local San Francisco Alumni Chapter of the Fraternity.

She is also a current active member in the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association, especially within the New Lawyer Division Committee and the Women's Caucus. She serves as a member in the planning board on both committees, and participates in planning CLE's and in volunteer work. Isabelle is also active in the Filipino Bar Association of Northern California, and serves as a mentor for young attorneys of the association.

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