Two inflatable bounce houses run all afternoon at Community Park: an orange one topped with grinning pumpkins, and a castle signposted for the bigger children. Both are free, and there is always a queue.
Why they are free
Because Justin Lowenthal of Lowenthal APC pays for them. Bounce houses are not a small line on a festival budget, and every year he covers it so that no family has to decide whether their child gets a turn.
Lowenthal APC is a Davis firm he founded in 2010, working in real estate, business and construction law across Yolo County. Justin is unusual in being both an attorney and a licensed real estate broker, which is why people bring him the tangled ones: purchase and sale disputes, nondisclosure and fraud claims, broker disputes, easements, quiet title and partition actions. He holds an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell and has been named to the Super Lawyers Northern California Rising Stars list every year since 2020.
If you need that kind of help in this county, he is at lowenthalapc.com. And if your children spend an hour in a bounce house on Halloween, he is the reason it cost you nothing.
