• February 10, 2009

SEVERANCE REVIEW If you were recently terminated from your employment and have not signed an agreement or release, Shannon will review and advise regarding your employment termination/”layoff” to see if it was a wrongful termination, retaliatory, or if you should receive more severance than you were offered. Call Shannon Foley for a consultation before you sign any documents 310-546-8118.

• February 10, 2009

Shannon Foley, Super Lawyer Feb 2009— Plaintiff’s Employment Litigation—

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• September 16, 2008

SHANNON FOLEY IS NAMED AN LA SUPER LAWYER BY LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE FOR 2008 AND AGAIN IN 2009. ONLY THE TOP 5% OF THE ATTORNEYS ARE SELECTED FOR THIS HONOR. THE NEXT ISSUE PUBLISHES IN FEBRUARY 2009.

• August 28, 2007

Martindale Hubbel named Shannon M. Foley a Preeminent Lawyer for 2008-2009 and ranked her the highest rating for skill and ethics, AV.

• February 15, 2007

SHANNON FOLEY WAS NAMED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SUPER LAWYER AGAIN IN FEBRUARY 2007 AS WELL AS FOR 2005 AND 2006 BY LA MAGAZINE AND LAW & POLITICS. This honor is given to only the top 5% of all Southern California Lawyers, subject to nomination, verification by fellow attorneys. Shannon Foley received the title in the category of Employment Law. Shannon, a Martindale Hubbel AV Rated lawyer practicing since 1986, represents Plaintiffs who have been subject to unlawful discrimination, harassment, and retaliation by their employers. Foley also represents employees in employment contract and severance negotiations. To contact Shannon Foley, call 310-546-8118 or email her at lawfoley@aol.com

FOLEY TAKES UCLA TO SCHOOL, SOUTH BAY PEOPLE NOVEMBER 2005

Shannon Foley in South Bay People.Taking UCLA to School by Author David Eisenstad states: “Attorney Shannon Foley applies the lessons learned representing major corporations to winning cases for the underdog.” “She ditched defending big corporations and the cushy chair of a big-name firm for a one woman practice pegged to waging legal skirmished for employees trampled by the kinds of companies she used to represent. Her ‘niche,’ as Foley called it, is to use her talents, knowledge and experience to shine a fierce light at questionable personnel practices by large institutions and businesses…” “The case that more than any other etched Foley’s name as a lawyer driven as much by social conscience as anything arrived as unobtrusively as a hunk of gold encased in granite.” “She is a bulldog yet very comforting and compassionate,” said Conney of her lawyer Foley. “She had enough foresight to understand that we would have to uncover facts that they’d been hiding. If it hadn’t been for her knowledge, we wouldn’t have won.” Conney said. Foley and her team of attorneys, Michael Baltaxe and James Autrey hit a jury verdict of $2.95 Million Dollars for Dr. Conney, plus attorneys fees of $450,415 in the Conney v. UC Regents case. The Court of Appeal Affirmed the decision in a 62 page opinion, the Supreme Court finally ruled in Shannon’s client’s favor. UCLA finally paid her for the damages they caused. For a copy of the South Bay People Article email Shannon Foley at lawfoley@aol.com

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