
I founded Lowry Law Firm in 2017 after working for several firms, where I gained valuable experience taking depositions, writing winning motions, and, when necessary, going to trial to fight for my clients. I have gone up against the biggest employment-defense firms in Southern California--Jackson Lewis, Littler, Seyfarth, and others. In the area of employment law, I have never represented an employer, and I never will. I am a true victim's-rights advocate.
Over the past 20-plus years, I have helped recover millions of dollars for victims of discrimination, harassment, and wrongful termination.
When you hire Lowry Law Firm, you get me--not a junior partner, not an associate attorney, not a paralegal, and certainly not a legal secretary whose job is to screen calls and serve as a wall between you and the lawyer on your case. While some lawyers seem to avoid their own clients and consider them a nuisance, I don't. When you don't know where else to turn, I'm there to explain things clearly, hold your hand, and help you get justice so you can move on with your life.
J.D., Loyola Law School, 2003
- Editor-in-Chief, Volume 23, Entertainment Law Review
- Judicial Extern, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- Otto Kaus Award for Excellence in Legal Research and Writing
Bar Admissions
- California, 2003
- United States District Court for the Central District of California, 2003
- United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 2007
M.A., Spanish Linguistics, UCLA, 1996
B.A., Spanish Language & Culture, CSUN, 1991
Recent Blog Posts
Governor Newsom to Decide Whether Caste Discrimination Becomes Illegal in California
California Supreme Court Holds That Third-Party Agents of Employers Can Be Directly Liable to Employees for Violating the Fair Employment and Housing Act
Supreme Court Reaffirms Strict Nature of Lower Courts’ Gatekeeping Role in Deciding Whether to Admit Evidence of Other Sexual Acts in Sexual Misconduct Cases
California Supreme Court Concludes No Right to Cross-Examine Accuser or Witnesses at a Live Hearing in Private College Proceedings Investigating Sexual Assaults and Related Violent Acts
Is a Part-Time Art Teacher in a Religious School a Minister? California Court of Appeal Will Let a Jury Decide the Issue After Reinstating Age-Discrimination Case Against Catholic School