Overview
Attorney Catherine Kang works diligently to support the employment and labor law needs of employers across various industries. She helps counsel clients on compliance with regulatory trends and employment laws, and reviews and updates employee handbooks, policies, and procedures. Catherine also assists in representing management in employment-related litigation.
During law school, Catherine volunteered in the El Centro legal clinic, helping immigrant women who were victims of violent crimes apply for work permits or lawful resident status.
Focus Areas
Credentials
Education
- University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law (J.D., 2021)
- Symposium Director, Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs
- Alumni Relations Chair, Asian Pacific Islander Law Students Association
- Co-Chair, VAWA/U-Visa Clinic, El Centro Legal
- University of California, Los Angeles (B.A., 2016)
Bar Admissions
- California
Languages
- Korean
Events
Past Events
- November 9-12, 2023
- November 3, 2022
Insights
Insights
- BlogsSan Francisco Releases Generative AI Guidelines for City Workers3 minute read
- Blogs
Two by Two, Noah’s Ark Decision Expands Remedies Providing No Refuge for Employers
6 minute read - Blogs
NLRB GC’s McLaren Macomb Memo Provides Murky and Ominous Guidance on Board’s Prohibitions on Non-Disparagement and ...
11 minute read - Blogs
Non-Clarified - The NLRB GC’s McLaren Macomb Memo Provides Murky and Ominous Guidance on Board’s Prohibitions on ...
11 minute read - BlogsNLRB General Counsel Seeks to Restrict Employers’ Right to Permanently Replace Strikers6 minute read
- BlogsNLRB Opens the Door for Contract Workers to Engage in Off-Duty Section 7 Activities Wherever They Work5 minute read
- BlogsNLRB Dramatically Increases Liability for Unfair Labor Practices with Far-Reaching “Consequential Damages”6 minute read
- BlogsFive States Put Abortion Questions on the Ballot; Health Care and Other Employers Should Stay Tuned10 minute read
- PublicationsVeto Overridden: Maryland Legislature Enacts Paid Family and Medical Leave Program3 minute read
- BlogsUPDATE: Washington, D.C. Universal Paid Leave Increases Will Begin October 20222 minute read
- PublicationsMaryland Legislature Overrides Veto to Enact Paid Family and Medical Leave Program13 minute read
- BlogsWashington, D.C. Announces FY 22 Universal Paid Leave Amounts2 minute read
- BlogsCalifornia Authorities Announce Changes to COVID-19-Related Requirements6 minute read