Stephan Math | Westlake Village Employment Lawyer

Mr. Math, is originally from New York and after having served in the U.S. Navy relocated to Los Angeles where he attended California State University at Los Angeles, graduating in 1968.

Mr. Math subsequently attended and graduated from Loyola University, School of Law. While attending he was, as a result of his having excelled in Moot Court Competition and Legal Writing, awarded a Teaching Fellowship.

Mr. Math graduated from Loyola University in 1972 afterwhich he attended UCLA, Institute of Industrial Relations under a grant of the U.S. Department of Labor and was trained as an Arbitrator.

Mr. Math has served as a Mediator, Arbitrator and Judge pro tem.

Our firm is composed of experienced attorneys and associates with over 70 years of cumulative experience in many aspects of the law.

Our firm focuses on representation of individuals and small businesses in areas of employment law, alternative dispute resolution, representation before all types of administrative agencies and in all courts, state and federal within the State of California.

We also offer counseling and advice with respect to employment policies and procedures, contracts and all aspects of civil litigation.

We have successfully represented thousands of clients within areas of practice
engaged in by our firm.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Representative	California State Employees Association	Los Angeles	1974-1977
Corporate Counsel	TransTechnology Corporation	Sherman Oaks, California	1972-1974
Teaching Fellow	Loyola University, School of Law	Los Angeles	1972
Assistant Regional Director	American Arbitration Association	Los Angeles	1968-1972

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
University of California, Los Angeles, Institute of Industrial Relations	Certificate of Completion	Training of Third Party Neutrals	1973
California State University at Los Angeles	Bachelor of Arts	Political Science	1968

State / Court	Data
California	1974

• California Employment Lawyers Association

• A sampling of cases:
  
  ISCR Case No. 01-24315, A Security Clearance Case before the Dept. of Defense in which a denial of a security clearance was reversed in favor of the client.
  
  Mundy v. United States of America,983 F.2d 950 A Federal Appellate Case reversing the dismissal of the case in the lower court. Action brought was one for negligence against the U.S. resulting in client's loss of employment.
  
  Obtained a verdict of approximately one million dollars on behalf of a female client who was wrongfully terminated.
  
  

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Verified Credentials	Date Verified
(1974) Licensed as Attorney in California. Verified with State Bar of California.	March 24, 2010

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