Susan Jamison Email & Phone Number

Susan Jamison is a Attorney at CPDB at Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass LLP. She possess expertise in human resources.

Listed skills include Human Resources.

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  Partner

  Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass Llp

  1989 - Present

  Ms. Jamison defends financial institutions at trial & appellate levels in actions often involving claims of account mismanagement, forgery, lender liability, fiduciary fraud, & unfair or unlawful account management or lending practices. Her work in this area has also included serving as amicus counsel for the California Bankers Association & other trade organizations. She also specializes in the defense of complex securities, consumer, & unfair business practice claims, including class action litigation. Her securities defense practice has included the representation of corporations, limited partnerships, auditors & other professionals, financial institutions, officers, directors in class actions & other investor actions, SEC proceedings, &derivative actions. Her unfair business practice & consumer class action practice has emphasized the defense of allegations of false advertising, unfair fees or rates, "unconscionable" contract provisions, & other violations of consumer protection law, including alleged violations of California's Unfair Competition Law, Unruh Act, & Consumer Legal Remedies Act. In addition, Ms. Jamison defends California employers in retaliation, discrimination, harassment, wage and hour, & breach of contract actions, including actions instituted by public enforcement agencies. She has an active counseling practice, assisting human resources managers and other business managers in the resolution and avoidance of pre-litigation disputes, workplace investigations, training, termination and discipline decisions, privacy issues, and other sensitive personnel matters. Her employment practice emphasizes risk management strategies designed to prevent or mitigate litigation exposure & expense. As a civil litigator, Ms. Jamison represents clients in a wide range of business disputes, including breach of contract, torts, & alleged violations of statutory law, including Proposition 65 & the Americans With Disabilities Act.

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  Stanford University