Fisher Phillips Elects 20 New Partners Spanning 15 Offices Across the U.S.

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12.21.21

Fisher Phillips, one of the country’s preeminent labor and employment law firms representing employers, is proud to announce the election of 20 new attorneys to partnership. This year’s class spans 15 offices across the country with over 75% representing a diverse cross-section of the firm. The 2022 class reinforces Fisher Phillips’ commitment creating diverse legal teams from coast to coast.

The new partners represent the firm’s wide-ranging employment law service and industry offerings, including Affirmative Action and Federal Contract Compliance, California Litigation, Data Security and Workplace Privacy, K-12 and Higher Education, International Employment, Sports, Hospitality, the Gig Economy, Global Immigration, Labor Relations, Wage and Hour, and Workplace Safety and Catastrophe Management.

“We are extremely proud of our new partner class – each of these 12 women and 8 men have demonstrated excellence in their legal practice, leadership within the firm, and a commitment to superior client service,” said Fisher Phillips Managing Partner and Chairman Roger Quillen. “More than ever, this new class demonstrates our rich history of recruiting, developing, promoting, and retaining talented attorneys from a diverse cross-section of legal communities. Our dedication to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion is represented through the backgrounds of all our new partners, each representing Fisher Phillips in key geographic locations nationally and internationally, in multiple languages, and a broad range of practice groups. We are thrilled to welcome these outstanding attorneys into the firm’s partnership and know their contributions will shape the future of our firm.”

The following lawyers will be partners effective January 1, 2022:

  • Steven Alvarado (Irvine)
  • Christopher Alvarez (Sacramento)
  • Laura Bailey Brown (Kansas City)
  • Jennifer Carroll (Fort Lauderdale)
  • Andrew Crane (Irvine)
  • Ilanit Fischler (Fort Lauderdale)
  • Krista Hurst (Detroit)
  • Anthony Isola (San Francisco)
  • Sean Kingston (Irvine)
  • Edwina Kye (Seattle)
  • Nathan Low (San Francisco)
  • Lisa McGlynn (Tampa)
  • Curtis Moore (Charlotte)
  • Michelli Rivera (Atlanta)
  • Nan Sato (Philadelphia)
  • Stephen Scott (Portland)
  • Hannah Sweiss (Woodland Hills)
  • Megan Walker (San Diego)
  • Sheila Willis (Columbia)
  • Cynthia Yarbrough (Atlanta)

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