Mr Gabriel has authored the Access to American Courts Bill (ATAC) HR 2009 which both he and the Reverend Jesse Jackson had introduced on March 18, 2021 and is pending before the House. The ATAC Bill confirms the right of all Americans to be able to sue the government to stop unconstitutional violations. A recent District Court decision threw out the Cherokee Indians Class action for the taking of their land in violation of the 5th Amendment was dismissed when the Judge held for the first time in American History that the Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity which had up to then only been applied to federal statutes also applies to the Constitution to bar suits without the government/s consent even for constitutional violations. That is why Rev Jackson a liberal and Mr. Gabriel. a conservative. joined together to write the ATAC bill and present it to Congress. Rev Jackson says, “This new interpretation of the Constitution turns to Bill of Rights into a Mere Bill of Suggestions.”

Mr. Gabriel authored 19 legal books for the Attorney Et Al starting in 1996. In order to have confidence in the quality of the business, it is necessary to have confidence in the business and legal education of its President

Since 1979, Mr. Gabriel has been a practicing attorney with practical experience in every field in which he has written a book as shown below. Mr. Gabriel passed the California, Colorado, and Nevada bar exams on his first attempts. In fact, in Colorado, the rule was that if an attorney gets 98% or higher, meaning missing no more than two questions out of the 200 on the multi state, the state bar does not read the written questions. Mr. Gabriel was congratulated by the Colorado bar, as one of those persons. As a corporate, tax and transactional attorney, Mr. Gabriel oversees and manages the litigation, contract negotiations, tax planning, commercial transactions, SEC matters, and other such related affairs of his clients. In addition, he renders legal opinions, performs legal research and drafts whatever legal documents that are needed. Working closely with all levels of his clients' management, he renders legal advice and guidance on their labor, management, and legal affairs.

In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Gabriel has taught business, management, and employment law at the Western Nevada Community College. Mr. Gabriel's graduate education is extensive. He possesses both a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in Taxation along with Diploma in Taxation from the University of San Diego-School of Law. Mr. Gabriel's Master's thesis was titled, "The Tax Consequences and Recommendations For A Subsidiary Dealing in Its Parent's Stock."

Mr. Gabriel also possesses a Master of Science in Management (MSM) from Pacific Christian College. In his Master's program, Mr. Gabriel specialized in the business and communication skills needed in both the business and legal environment.

Mr. Gabriel's experience in both regulatory and administrative law is both varied and comprehensive. Mr. Gabriel has represented clients before a variety of administrative agencies. Some such agencies have been the IRS, the Franchise Tax Board, OSHA, the Labor Board, and the Division of Oil and Gas. Mr. Gabriel also possesses significant litigation, trial and appellate experience. One of his reported cases was an important securities case, MORELAND vs. THE DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATION (1987) 194 Cal.App.3d 506. This case served as a basis for a CBS 60 MINUTES segment and articles were written on it in the LOS ANGELES TIMES and THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. The 

case is important because it served to settle the security law in a commodity trading situation.

Mr. Gabriel was the attorney who had approved in California the scientific test of thermography. Mr. Gabriel's firm had a product liability case in which our client was injured in falling off a forklift, which did not have safety features. His client’s soft tissue injuries did not show up in any admissible test. Only thermographs showed the injuries exactly where the client claimed pain, but the test was not accepted in California. The Superior Court refused to allow the use of the test as evidence and even the Appellate Court denied a writ to allow it. Mr. Gabriel, however, went on and filed a writ with the California Supreme Court. The day before the trial was to start the Supreme Court granted the writ and vacated the trial date and from that day thermographs have been accepted scientific tests in California Courts for both civil and criminal cases.