Aaron Agenbroad has been recognized by the Daily Journal for the fifth year in a row as one of the top labor and employment lawyers in California. This prestigious list honors lawyers who have shown excellence in the field of labor and employment law. Aaron Agenbroad is a partner at the Labor & Employment Practice and specializes in employment litigation and strategic labor advice. His role as Partner-in-Charge of the San Francisco Office involves managing a team of approximately 65 lawyers while also providing valuable legal guidance to clients facing complex employment and labor challenges.
Recently, Aaron Agenbroad successfully advised a prominent technology company on various issues related to union petitions and unfair labor practice charges. He represented the company in a four-day litigated NLRB hearing and achieved favorable outcomes by having multiple ULP charges withdrawn or dismissed. His experience in NLRB elections has led to successful results in certification and decertification of elections across different industries such as retail, newspapers, casinos, and healthcare institutions.
As a Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers, Aaron Agenbroad has received recognition for his outstanding work. He has been named a “recommended attorney” by Legal 500 United States, a BTI Client Service All-Star, and included among The Best Lawyers in America™ for “employment law: management.” Additionally, he has been recognized as one of Lawdragon’s “Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers.”
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