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Ryan Edward Abernethy is a seasoned senior associate at Weintraub Tobin, located in Sacramento, California. With a strong focus on class actions, employment law, insurance, labor and employment, and personal injury, Ryan has built a robust reputation for effectively representing clients across various legal challenges. His extensive experience encompasses defending claims related to workplace discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, wage and hour disputes, and trade secret infringements, making him a trusted advocate in the field of employment law. In addition to his expertise in employment law, Ryan has successfully litigated a wide range of cases, including business, consumer, insurance, contractual, and personal injury disputes. He has achieved notable defense verdicts in both state and federal courts and has secured favorable outcomes for his clients through arbitrations and administrative proceedings. His negotiation skills have led to numerous advantageous settlements, further demonstrating his commitment to client success. Before joining Weintraub Tobin, Ryan honed his skills as a senior associate at a civil defense firm in the Sacramento area and gained invaluable experience in the Labor & Employment department of a prominent global employment-focused firm in San Francisco. He earned a Bachelor of Arts with Highest Honors from Arizona State University and received his Juris Doctor from the University of California Hastings College of the Law. Ryan is admitted to practice before all California courts, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and all U.S. District Courts. Recognized for his legal acumen, Mr. Abernethy was named to the 2017 Northern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars list, underscoring his dedication and expertise in the legal arena.
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