LOS ANGELES—For those clients out there looking to be represented by an attorney who fights for their rights, look no further than Irving Meyer, Attorney at Law who has been in business for more than 30 years.  Canyon News had the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Meyer about his practice and what makes it unique. 

Irving Meyer Attorney at Law. Photo courtesy of Irving Meyer

 

“I concentrate solely on employment law," Meyer stated.  "Representing plaintiffs including those working for government agencies, private companies and real estate brokers.” The firm represents clients who have been victims of discrimination, gender, glass ceiling and sexual harassment cases.

When asked by Canyon News if there was one thing he wanted the public to know about his firm, Meyer responded, “I’m very passionate about representing women who haven’t been treated fairly in the workforce.” At Mr. Meyer’s firm, the client is number one  He indicated that there is not anything he would not do for his clients; they are the heart and soul of the practice.  

His practice consists of Mr. Meyer, another attorney and an office assistant. They offer free consultations to clients. “They will always deal personally with me," Meyer assured. "My clients have immediate access to me and I respond to all inquiries. I take all cases on a contingency basis and pay all costs up front,” he added.

At Irving Meyer Attorney at Law, clients will receive in-depth experience in law, where Mr. Meyer and his firm have had a 100 percent success rate in cases. “I only accept cases to achieve the goal that the employee is looking for. I have lots of experience in different facets of employment law,” said Meyer. He wasn’t always sure that he wanted to be a lawyer.  He explained to Canyon News that his law career begin back in 1983 after passing the bar exam in Los Angeles. 

He went to law school to right the wrongs of society. Mr. Meyer pointed out that if he wasn’t a lawyer, he would be a movie producer and that in his spare time he works as an artist with neon glass.  

While speaking with Canyon News, he spoke about a case that he remembers vividly. “In this one case a young woman from a poor background would travel one hour and a half a day to work by bus. She was being harassed by a man in his 50s; the jurors cried when they heard her testimony. We won judgment on that case of course,” he stated. 

Irving Meyer Attorney at Law is located at 345 South Figueroa Street Suite M13 Los Angeles, CA 90071 near the Bonaventure Hotel. Clients can contact Irving Meyer at 213-237-9999 or via email at irvnosh@cs.com.

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