Rotem Tamir
Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor - Plaintiff (Litigation)
Canoga Park, California
Personal Introduction
Rotem Tamir is the Founding Attorney of Bluestone Law. Mr. Tamir has dedicated his entire career to practicing labor and employment law. He has litigated hundreds of employment-related cases, including claims of discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and wage and hour (i.e. overtime, meal & rest breaks, misclassification). The results speak for themselves, he has repeatedly won numerous cases and dispositive motions. Prior to founding Bluestone Law, Mr. Tamir practiced at Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck and Setareh Law Group (an employment defense and plaintiffs firm). As such, he understands both sides and knows the lay of the land in employment litigation. Mr. Tamir attended Loyola Law School of Los Angeles, where he obtained his Juris Doctorate, graduating in the top 10% of his class, cum laude and on the dean’s list. During his time at Loyola Law, Rotem was a Note & Comment Editor of the Loyola Entertainment Law Review and President of the Jewish Law Student Association.
Practice Composition
Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
At Bluestone, we are proud to be the leading advocates for employee rights in the dynamic and ever-changing field of employment law. Our law firm, named Bluestone, embodies the essence of our commitment to providing a solid foundation of support and protection for our clients. Just like the enduring strength and resilience of bluestone, we stand firm in our dedication to being a steadfast advocate for those facing workplace injustices. Bluestone’s mission is to deliver unparalleled legal representation to plaintiffs in employment law matters. Our unwavering pursuit of justice is rooted in our belief that every employee deserves a fair and equitable workplace. We strive to empower our clients and effect positive change by holding employers accountable for their actions.
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