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Employment Lawyer Los Angeles
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Aaron Colby is a California employment lawyer who knows how to resolve disputes. After 15 years representing companies, he started the Colby Law Firm to represent employees. Aaron’s perspective and experience from being “on the other side” gives him an edge. Aaron brings his practical, focused, and relentless approach to helping employees protect their rights.
Aaron graduated University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in 2003 and returned to Los Angeles to pursue a law degree at Southwestern Law School. After clerking for a judge and graduating in the top of his class in 2006, Aaron entered “BigLaw” and began representing companies.
Aaron became one of the youngest equity partners at the national law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, where he represented businesses of all sizes across all industries in single-plaintiff and class action employment litigation. He fought and settled all types of employment claims (harassment, discrimination, wrongful termination, unpaid wages) in all contexts (direct negotiations, mediations, arbitrations, administrative agencies, judicial conferences, litigation).
Contact Aaron at (213) 277-4525.
Aaron graduated University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in 2003 and returned to Los Angeles to pursue a law degree at Southwestern Law School. After clerking for a judge and graduating in the top of his class in 2006, Aaron entered “BigLaw” and began representing companies.
Aaron became one of the youngest equity partners at the national law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, where he represented businesses of all sizes across all industries in single-plaintiff and class action employment litigation. He fought and settled all types of employment claims (harassment, discrimination, wrongful termination, unpaid wages) in all contexts (direct negotiations, mediations, arbitrations, administrative agencies, judicial conferences, litigation).
Contact Aaron at (213) 277-4525.
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5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people
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September 10, 2017
Nani L. asked:Blah!! Looks like we're going to Bellevue now. It's more in towards the middle for us. lol. Same as my question yesterday (although thanks for the Seattle suggestions, I have a list of things I want to try there now too ;) ) Edit: Heading to the Bellevue area on Saturday with some girlfriends. I'm looking for somewhere to get really good (but budget friendly) food. A restaurant that has good cocktails or is with close walking distance of a good lounge/bar/pub. The cuisine isn't decided, just hangout friendly and in-house/close drinks. Where in Seattle isn't important but reasonable parking is a plusStacy K. replied:Gotta say the obvious here :) http://dintaifungusa.com/
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January 22, 2017
Jane S. asked:Big Chopsticks Chinese food had the best pan fried chicken dumplings, we ordered from there on New Years and my dumpling order arrived as potstickers, i know some restaurants call these dumplings. Anyways where else can I find the real deal dumplings like they use to have?Matt N. replied:http://dintaifungusa.com
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August 7, 2015
Angela L. asked:Quick...I'm supposed to pick where I want to go out to eat tonight. I have no idea! What is a good restaurant in the Bellevue area? aaaannnnnddddd.........GO!Heidi C. replied:Soup Dumplings !! http://dintaifungusa.com/
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June 25, 2015
Gwen J. asked:We moved here in May from Florida and haven't had time to venture out much, busy getting settled! Can you recommend places to eat in Seattle and Bellevue? We have family visiting this weekend!! We like most anything and want our family to have a memorable experience. Thanks in advance!Kelly L. replied:Din Tai Fung in the Lincoln Center across the street from Bellevue Square. It's amazing to watch the dumplings being made. http://dintaifungusa.com/
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January 7, 2014
Kari N. asked:Hi all, I plan to meet a friend in Jamsil/Songpa for dinner Fri..Does anyone have any recommendations? I am open to Western and Korean food. I am NOT a fan of spicy food or any dishes with fish where I can see the skin on the fish (sashimi is ok). Thanks!!!Kari N. replied:Ah ok! I was going to post this http://www.dintaifungusa.com/locations_kr.html and say why would their website say Jamsil is still open? smile emoticon Thx for the follow up, Jess!
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