Employment Lawyers Author Article Discussing Implicit Bias

Bloomberg BNA Daily Labor Report
March.01.2013

This article, authored by employment law partner Julie Totten and employment law senior associate Lauri Damrell, discusses the use of implicit bias evidence in employment law jurisprudence.

Authors

Julie Totten Partner, Employment Law & Litigation, Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation

Sacramento; San Francisco

See my bio

D:+1 916 329 4908
E: [email protected]

Practice:

Technology & Innovation Sector
Employment Law & Litigation
Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation

vCard

See full bio

Julie Totten Partner

Sacramento; San Francisco

In doing so, Julie closely collaborates with each client, gathering an in-depth understanding of their specific tensions, challenges and objectives. Legal 500 noted she “truly understands corporate politics and works with in-house counsel to understand the intersections of legal advice and business objectives.” Julie then draws upon nearly three decades of experience to guide clients towards the best possible resolution. Her client-focused approach is one of many reasons she was selected to lead Orrick’s global employment practice, which Chambers ranks as one of the country’s foremost practices and describes Julie as “a big thinker and a thought leader.”

Julie has experience litigating and arbitrating both class actions and individual plaintiff cases. She defends clients in all types of employment matters, including complex wage-and-hour class, collective and representative actions, pay equity and promotion cases, whistleblower retaliation actions, discrimination, harassment and retaliation litigation and trade secret and non-compete matters. She also guides clients through sensitive investigations, as well as government agency audits and litigation. Julie is proactive in helping clients avoid litigation by assisting them with the development of policies and practices designed to minimize exposure, including advice and counseling work in the areas of AI and DEI in selection and recruiting. Julie is honored to be a Fellow of the College of Labor and Employment and a member of the American Employment Law Council. She also served as a Council Member of the American Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Section.

Related Areas

Employment Law & Litigation

Markets

Sacramento