TIM FISHER LAW
Helping employers
and employees navigate
the complex field of employment law.
ABOUT TIM
Whether as a tenacious litigator, a trusted advisor, or an independent workplace investigator, attorney Timothy M. Fisher draws on his deep experience as an employment lawyer to tailor effective and efficient legal services to each client’s needs.
As a litigator, Tim has an established record of excellent outcomes in matters involving a broad range of employment issues, including wage and hour law, wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation, harassment, reasonable accommodations, leaves of absence, breach of contract, and defamation. Clients also frequently call upon Tim to apply his litigation acumen to business disputes outside of employment law.
As an advisor, Tim assists clients on an equally broad range of issues, including wage and hour audits, employment policies and employee handbooks, leaves of absence, reasonable accommodations of disabilities and religious beliefs, employee discipline, and terminations. Tim has advised a wide array of clients, from startups to publicly traded companies.
As an independent workplace investigator, Tim understands the importance of prompt and thorough investigations conducted with integrity. Tim leverages his employment law experience and insight into real-world workplace dynamics to investigate all manner of workplace issues, such as allegations of discrimination and harassment, suspected theft of company property, and whistle-blower claims.
While some law firms represent exclusively employers or employees, Tim believes all clients are best served by an attorney with continuing experience representing both sides of the employment relationship. This helps Tim see all sides of an issue and better understand what his opponents are thinking. It also reflects his belief that everyone, whether employer or employee, should have the opportunity to obtain high quality legal representation.
Before attending law school, Tim was a Teach For America corps member and a math and science teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Education:
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J.D., Stanford Law School
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B.A., Stanford University, with distinction
Admissions and Courts:
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California
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U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
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U.S. District Court, Central District of California
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U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California
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U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of California
PRACTICE
AREAS
Wage and Hour Law
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Minimum wage and overtime
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Meal and rest breaks
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Expense reimbursement
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Classification issues (independent contractor vs. employee, exempt vs. non-exempt employee)
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Class actions and PAGA claims
Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation
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FEHA and Title VII claims
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ADA employment claims
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Whistleblower retaliation claims
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Labor Code retaliation claims
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Wrongful termination in violation of public policy
Independent Workplace Investigations
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Claims of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation
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Suspected employee misconduct
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Whistleblower claims
Employment Law Counseling
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Employment policies
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Arbitration agreements
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Accommodating disabilities and religious beliefs
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Leave of absence policies
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Employee discipline and terminations
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Audits of wage and hour practices
Business Litigation
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Contract disputes
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Consumer claims
Government Investigations
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E.g., EEOC, DFEH, and California Labor Commissioner investigations
Defamation Law
Trade Secret Protection
Appeals
CONTACT US
Tim Fisher Law
530 S. Lake Ave., # 551
Pasadena, CA 91101-3515
Email: tim@timfisherlaw.com
Phone: 626-214-5513
Disclaimers:
Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Tim Fisher Law requires a written engagement agreement for all attorney-client relationships. Please do not send or disclose confidential information until an attorney-client relationship has been established and such confidential information has been requested.
The information at this website is not legal advice and is not a guarantee of success on any particular legal issue. Every case has specific facts and circumstances and therefore every case is different.