Darci Burrell Rated by Super Lawyers loading … Rebecca G. Kagin Rated by Super Lawyers loading … Darci Burrell and Rebecca Kagin are proud to announce that they have both been selected for the prestigious 2024 Super Lawyers list, published in Super Lawyers Magazine. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in […]

Darci Burrell and Rebecca Kagin address California’s intersectional bias law signed by Governor Newsom on September 27, 2024 which will take effect on January 1, 2025 in an article published on Law360, a national publication. Burrell Kagin Law LLP is especially proud to discuss this law as it worked with the California Employment Lawyers Association, Legal Aid

Darci Burrell and Rebecca Kagin are proud to announce that they have both been selected for the prestigious 2023 Super Lawyers list, published in Super Lawyers Magazine. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive the Super Lawyers recognition.

Rebecca G. Kagin is proud to announce that her office has been included in Sonoma Magazine’s lawyers of Excellence list for two years in a row – 2021, the inaugural year for the selection, and 2022. “Sonoma Magazine is proud to spotlight the many accomplished attorneys of our community in this list of Lawyers of

Rebecca G. Kagin is proud to announce that for the sixth year in a row she has been selected for the prestigious 2022 Super Lawyers list, published in Super Lawyers Magazine. She was also nominated a Rising Star for two years, so this is her eighth year being recognized. Each year, no more than five

Rebecca G. Kagin and Jean K. Hyams are proud to represent four female custodians who have filed two different lawsuits in Alameda County Superior Court speaking up against sexual harassment and gender discrimination. It is our honor to represent those who speak up for themselves and in the process make change in support of equity

Rebecca Kagin, who co-chairs California Employment Lawyer’s Association’s Immigrant Employee Rights Committee, designed and moderated the continuing legal education seminar “Advocating for Our Essential Workforce During the Pandemic” on August 11, 2021. Speakers addressed how to protect our essential workforce during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, with a special focus on the rights of immigrant workers.