La Mesa Employment Law Lawyer
Overview
Suzy C. Moore, the founding attorney of the Law Office of Suzy C. Moore, has more than 28 years of legal experience. Ms. Moore focuses her practice on employment law plaintiff and personal injury plaintiff work. Her firm has focused strongly on representing clients who have suffered harm at the hands of an employer or other institution, resulting in job loss, the trauma of harassment, or personal injury.
After clerking for the firm of Roseman & Mann, she worked as an associate with...
Suzy C. Moore, the founding attorney of the Law Office of Suzy C. Moore, has more than 28 years of legal experience. Ms. Moore focuses her practice on employment law plaintiff and personal injury plaintiff work. Her firm has focused strongly on representing clients who have suffered harm at the hands of an employer or other institution, resulting in job loss, the trauma of harassment, or personal injury.
After clerking for the firm of Roseman & Mann, she worked as an associate with...
Suzy C. Moore, the founding attorney of the Law Office of Suzy C. Moore, has more than 28 years of legal experience. Ms. Moore focuses her practice on employment law plaintiff and personal injury plaintiff work. Her firm has focused strongly on representing clients who have suffered harm at the hands of an employer or other institution, resulting in job loss, the trauma of harassment, or personal injury.
After clerking for the firm of Roseman & Mann, she worked as an associate with the firms of Friedberg & Bunge and Charles S. Roseman & Associates before founding her own firm. She has been recognized for her skill as an attorney by being named a Super Lawyer from 2011 to 2017. She has presented legal seminars on employment law and litigation issues for her peers at the Practicing Law Institute’s Annual Institute on Employment Law and the San Diego County Bar Association and has been admitted to practice in California and the Ninth Circut. She is a member of the San Diego Trial Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice, Consumer Attorneys of San Diego and the State Bar of California, where she is a member of the Litigation Section.
Ms. Moore is a graduate of University of San Diego School of Law, and received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Redlands. She is admitted to practice in U.S. District Court for the Central, Southern, Eastern and Northern districts of California.
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