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Susan Schwartz Waag
About Susan
Biography
Susan S. Waag is a seasoned employment law attorney who works exclusively with businesses and non-profits to prevent and resolve personnel issues. She has provided representation and advice to Fortune 500 companies as well as small businesses, including proactive counseling and in-house training. Her practice focuses on litigation avoidance and helping California employers understand and comply with the many complex laws affecting them.
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Licensed in California for 40 years
State: California
Acquired: 1985
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Location
LightGabler - San Luis Obispo office
PO Box 5060, San Luis Obispo, CA, 93403-5060
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Experience
Work Experience
2016 - Present
Senior Attorney, LightGabler
Associations
1998 - Present
Human Resource Association of the Central Coast - http://hrcentralcoast.orgPresident, Vice President, Member
Education
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University of Southern California (USC), Gould School of Law
Juris Doctor (JD law degree)
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University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
BA Political Science
Speaking Engagements
2018
LightGabler Breakfast Seminars
The Hiring Process: Advertising to Onboarding ("A to O")
Publications
2018
The Strategic EMPLOYER
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