Anthony G. Chavos

Admissions

  • California State Bar, 1987
  • California Supreme Court
  • United States District Court, Central District
  • United State District Court, District of Colorado


Education

  • J.D., Pepperdine University, School of Law
  • B.A., University of California at Irvine


Honors

  • Graduated with honors, University of California at Irvine


Memberships

  • Orange County Bar Association
  • Business Litigation Section
  • Labor and Employment Section
  • Tort and Trial Section
  • Los Angeles Bar Association
  • The Association of Trial Lawyers Association
  • California Trial Lawyers Association
  • Inns of Court of America, Robert A. Banyard Inn of Court
  • Business Network International of Orange County


Teaching Positions 
& Seminars

  • Taught seminar at the University of California at Irvine, Paralegal Program regarding Trial Advocacy.
  • Taught seminars for businesses regarding medical malpractice, business litigation and construction defect litigation.
  • Taught seminar for Loyola Marymount University regarding employment litigation.


Practice Values

Anthony Chavos is a seasoned trial attorney, having successfully tried to jury verdict and obtained Court judgments in a wide variety of business and employment disputes, including countless arbitrations. He is well experienced in representing employers of all sizes in wage and hour class action and PAGA litigation matters, involving thousands of putative class members in a variety of industries.


Anthony also provides seasoned counsel to business owners, executives, and human resource managers on all aspects of compliance with federal and state employment laws and regulations, including litigation prevention, wage-hour, discrimination and harassment laws; reductions-in-force, employee investigations, discipline and termination issues; coordination of protected employee leaves, disability accommodations, employee safety, OSHA and privacy issues; and in developing or reviewing employment contracts, as well as human resources policies, handbooks, and procedures.


Anthony has also represented employees a wide range of employment law cases, including class actions and collective actions challenging unlawful pay practices, including wage and hour violations, claims for job discrimination, sexual harassment, disability accommodation, privacy rights, family and medical leave, whistleblower retaliation, and breach of employment contracts. We also advise employees on employment agreements, proprietary information/non-disclosure agreements, non-solicitation agreements, and severance packages. 


Anthony also represents individuals and businesses involving litigation prevention as well as the entire spectrum of litigation, with a particular focus on complex business disputes. Anthony applies his extraordinary skill, creativity, and experience to solve legal problems facing individuals and businesses in achieving the client’s goals.


If claims are made or if litigation is necessary, Anthony's philosophy begins with defining the client’s interests and together mapping a strategy based on the client’s goals for a successful outcome with an understanding of the likely cost (both financial and simply personal) of obtaining the desired result. This is especially true in handling business disputes and understanding that, in many instances, an early business resolution is usually better than a prolonged war. Nevertheless, if the matter must go to trial, Anthony has extensive business trial experience. Anthony’s practice is based on his core value of providing excellent lawyering, unparalleled client service, and attention to detail.

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