Anne B. Shaver
Attorney Profile
Top Rated Employment Litigation Attorney in San Francisco, CA
Upholding the Rights of Employees
Anne B. Shaver is a partner in our San Francisco office with a focus on employment law cases. A 2007 graduate of University of California, Berkeley, School of Law (Berkeley Law), Anne was a student director of the Workers’ Rights Clinic of Centro Legal de la Raza in Oakland, and a volunteer at the Legal Aid Society – Employment Law Center. Co-Chair of the American Bar Association’s Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, Anne is active in wage and hour, employment discrimination, and antitrust cases.
Prior to joining our firm, Anne served as a law clerk to the Honorable Betty B. Fletcher of the Ninth Circuit U.S Court of Appeals. She was a litigation associate at Davis, Graham & Stubbs in Denver, where she practiced commercial litigation and pro bono civil rights litigation.
About Anne B. Shaver
Admitted: 2008, California
Professional Webpage: http://www.lieffcabraser.com/Attorneys/Anne-B-Shaver.shtml
Honors/Awards
- “40 & Under Hot List,” Benchmark Litigation, 2018-2021; Selected for inclusion by peers in The Best Lawyers in America in the field of “Employment Law-Individuals,” 2021; “Rising Star for Northern California,” Super Lawyers, 2013- 2021; “Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Employment Lawyers in America,” Lawdragon, 2018-2020; “Top Labor & Employment Lawyers,” Daily Journal, 2018-2020; “Outstanding Private Practice Antitrust Achievement,” American Antitrust Institute, 2019; “Plaintiff Employment Lawyers,” Lawdragon 500, 2018, Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein
Scholarly Lectures/Writings
- Employee Vice-Chair, Speaker, American Bar Association 2021 National Conference on Equal Employment Opportunity Law Midwinter Meeting, April 2021; Speaker, “Will The Glass Ceiling Ever Break? Emerging Trends in Pay Equity,” 51st Annual Pacific Coast Labor & Employment Law Conference, April 2018; Panelist, “#TimesUp for ‘Brotopia’: Striving for Gender Equity in Tech,” American Bar Association National Symposium on Technology in Labor and Employment Law, April 2018; Panelist, “Telecommuting as a Reasonable Accommodation,” 35th Annual National CLE Labor and Employment Conference, December 2017; Speaker, “Challenges to Class Waivers in Arbitration Clauses in Employment Agreements Under Section 7 of NLRB,” SFTLA 11th Annual Class Action Seminar, February 2017; Panelist, “The Status of Anti-discrimination Law and Litigation in the United States,” UC Hastings Law Journal Spring Symposium, February 2016; Speaker, “Latest Developments in Employment and Wage and Hour Law,” Consumer Attorneys of California, February 25, 2014; Panelist, “Winning Your Class Certification Motion Post-Brinker,” Consumer Attorneys of California, November 2013; Moderator, “Counseling HR on National Origin & Language Issues in the Workplace,” ABA Labor & Employment Section, November 2012; Moderator, “Transgender Workplace Issues After the EEOC’s Landmark Macy Ruling,” Bar Association of San Francisco, September 2012; Moderator, “A Place At the Table? Recent Developments in LBGT Rights,” ABA Labor & Employment Section Conference, April 2012; Speaker, “Rule 23 Basics,” Impact Fund Class Action Training Institute, May 2011
Representative Clients
Bar/Professional Activity
- American Bar Association (Co-Chair, Equal Employment Opportunity Committee); Bar Association of San Francisco; Colorado Bar Association; Consumer Attorneys of California; National Employment Lawyers Association; State Bar of California.
Last Updated: 2/7/2020