Employers and businesses trust attorney Amish Shah to represent them before trial and appellate courts and administrative agencies throughout California. He helps clients solve their most challenging labor and employment issues.
Amish represents public and private entities in all aspects of business and employment litigation (including both class action and single-plaintiff cases), particularly in disputes involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wage and hour claims, as well as other personnel and workplace issues. He also represents clients in commercial litigation and intellectual property disputes. His clients include boutique to brand-oriented companies spanning a wide range of industries.
Clients value Amish’s ability to develop litigation strategies consistent with their business objectives, thoroughly evaluate the merits of their case, and guide them through all stages of litigation. Amish has first-chaired mediations and arbitrations and is a fierce advocate in court.
As an experienced advisor, Amish counsels clients’ executive team and director-level management on business and employment practices and dispute avoidance and resolution. Amish also prepares employment policies and procedures and provides advice on day-to-day human resource issues, including the ADA, Title VII, the ADEA, the FLSA, and FEHA. He also conducts workplace investigations and counsels clients on termination procedures.
Before joining Epstein Becker Green, Amish was a partner in a national law firm’s Litigation and Labor & Employment Groups. Prior to admission to the California bar, Amish served as a foreign summer clerk in the financial services practice group in the Bangkok office of a multinational U.S. law firm, where he participated in negotiations and assisted in the drafting of agreements pertaining to particular derivative transactions. While in law school, Amish served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Amy M. Pellman.
Outside the office, Amish enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, traveling, and playing sports, including basketball, football, soccer, and tennis. He also intently follows and enjoys discussing Los Angeles sports teams and is an avid fan of UCLA athletics.