What Makes Attorney Michele Stevenson Uniquely Qualified To Represent You?

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Michele Z. Stevenson’s practice focuses on representing and providing preventative advice counsel to employers on various aspects of employment law, including wage and hour compliance, leaves of absence, policies and procedures, discipline, and termination. Michele has prepared, reviewed, and revised employee handbooks, and drafted employment, independent contractor, severance, and settlement agreements. She also serves as in-house counsel to a cable company.nnPrior to establishing her own practice in 2011, Michele worked for more than eight years as special counsel at Littler Mendelson P.C., a national management side law firm, where she defended employers against claims of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination. She defended employers in numerous wage claims before the California Labor Commissioner. Michele worked on legal teams defending employers against wage and hour class action lawsuits, and she served as lead counsel in defending a cable company and a commercial moving company in class action wage and hournlawsuits.nnMichele served more than eight years in the U. S. Army Reserve, Judge Advocate General Corps, where she advised and prepared legal documents for soldiers and their families regarding employment law, family law, consumer rights, and estate planning.nnMichele earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Santa Clara University in 1995. During law school, she served as chair of the women’s admissions committee. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, with great distinction, from San Jose State University in 1992.nnMichele is the owner of her own law firm and independently handles employment matters on a contract basis for Vision Law® Corporation.

About Michele Stevenson, Esq.

Michele Stevenson, Esq.