Paul Pfeilschiefter

Partner at Bailey Law Partners LLP in San Rafael, California, Paul Pfeilschiefter provides efficient legal representation to clients throughout Northern California and the Bay Area. Focusing on employment law, he handles unpaid wages, employee misclassification, discrimination, harassment, whistleblower claims, severance negotiations and class-action litigation. Additionally, his practice extends to construction law, where he brings sharp advocacy and tailored solutions to safeguard workers' rights and guide individuals and businesses through complex legal disputes.

Driven by a relentless goal to vindicate his clients’ rights, Mr. Pfeilschiefter fights tirelessly against unlawful workplace practices and unfair treatment. He recognizes that every legal dispute carries significant personal and financial impact, which is why he stands as a steadfast advocate for those who have been wronged. By holding employers and negligent entities strictly accountable, he ensures that his clients secure the full justice, proper compensation and dignity they rightfully deserve.

To achieve meaningful results, Mr. Pfeilschiefter rejects one-size-fits-all strategies in favor of deeply personalized solutions tailored to each client's specific circumstances. He takes the time to thoroughly understand individual goals, crafting targeted legal approaches for every employment and construction dispute. This client-focused method ensures clear communication, empowers individuals throughout the legal process and maximizes key opportunities to successfully resolve complex claims efficiently and effectively.

Before pursuing his legal education at UC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings), Mr. Pfeilschiefter completed his master’s degree from Georgia State University and his bachelor’s degree at UC Berkeley. He gained his licensure to practice law in California in 2014 and is further admitted to appear before the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern, Northern, Southern and Central Districts of California and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.