Overview
Edward Hsu focuses his practice on labor and employment law and professional liability.
With more than a decade of experience, Mr. Hsu represents a range of clients, including insurance brokers and agents, homeowners’ associations (HOAs), property developers, financial professionals, and financial institutions.
In his employment practice, he represents clients in matters involving compliance with the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and claims of harassment, retaliation, discrimination, and wrongful termination. He also defends clients in class and collective actions and advises on employment policies and agreements.
Prior to joining Kaufman Dolowich, Mr. Hsu represented private clients, insurance carriers, financial institutions, and businesses of all sizes in matters involving breach of contract, secured transactions, personal injury, premises liability, real estate, corporate governance, financial services, insurance bad faith, and contribution. He also filed interpleader complaints on behalf of life insurers and provided insurance coverage advice on matters involving construction defects, motor vehicle accidents, fires, employment claims, homeowners’ association claims, and business disputes.
Additionally, Mr. Hsu served as a research attorney for California state courts for more than six years, including in the civil division of the Alameda County Superior Court, and as a writ attorney with the First District Court of Appeal.
Admissions
- California
District of Columbia - U.S. District Court
- Central District of California
- Eastern District of California
- Northern District of California
- Southern District of California
- District of Colorado
- United States Court of Appeals
- Ninth Circuit
- Supreme Court of the United States
- United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
Education
- UCLA School of Law–J.D.
- University of California, Berkeley– B.A.
Professional Memberships
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Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Los Angeles
Our Firm's Awards & Honors
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