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D.Law
We protect workers' rights.
About D.Law
D.Law is an employment law firm that champions the rights of workers across the full range of California employment law. We guide clients through complex and difficult labor issues, employing approaches that consider what they want, building strategies for getting there, and providing the support they need. We put people first, enabling our team of knowledgeable, spirited, compassionate curious, insightful professionals to create solutions that build trust and promote lasting relationships to bring justice and fairness to workers throughout California. AREAS OF EXPERTISE ⚖ Wrongful Termination ⚖ Pay & Overtime Issues ⚖ Discrimination & Harassment ⚖ Workplace Retaliation ⚖ Leaves of Absence Community is core to our business philosophy. We are cultivating a collective culture that values strong ethical principles, community engagement, student outreach and compassion for our clients. And while our first order of business is labor and employment law, we are also establishing a platform that gives students and individuals early in their careers a comprehensive, hands-on sense of what they should expect from future employers. We are reimagining the modern employment law firm in a way that no other firms do – with a humble expectation that our successful model will be adopted by other firms around the country.
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Signals from D.Law
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
D.Law was named the #1 fastest growing law firm in Los Angeles County by the Los Angeles Business Journal over the past four years.
Reported by D.Law
People
D.Law hired Jacquelyn Luong as a Paralegal Manager.
Reported by D.Law
Presence & Recognition
D.Law hosted Episode 7 of The Heart of Employment featuring Supervising Attorney Sam Hauser discussing California employee protections.
Reported by D.Law
Presence & Recognition
D.Law received coverage from Los Angeles Business Journal and Zane Hill.
Reported by Edgar Davtyan
People
D.Law employees walked into a room to explore their own archetype and bring language to the table.
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