Tyler F. Clark

BACKGROUND

Mr. Clark has been recognized a tenacious litigator. Acquiring his experience by fighting against hundreds of the largest corporations in the state, Mr. Clark has successfully litigated all types of employment cases from beginning to end. He has an extensive record of success for his clients and enjoys making sure the rights of employees are vindicated.

Prior to practicing law, Mr. Clark served in the U.S. Army National Guard as an Avionics Mechanic working on Blackhawk helicopters for the 126th Medical Company (AA). He received an Honorable Discharge in 2007 after eight years of service. Mr. Clark is a jiu-jitsu practitioner as well as an avid fan of football and all types of barbeque. During his free time, he enjoys relaxing at his home in Marin with his wife and son.

ASSOCIATIONS & LICENSES ASSOCIATIONS

State Bar of California; Bar Association of San Francisco; California Employment Lawyers Association; and Consumer Attorneys of California. Licenses: California state courts and the United States District Court (Northern and Central Districts).

PUBLICATIONS

Mr. Clark’s publications include, A Clash of Fundamental Rights: Redefining Peace Officer Privacy Rights Through the California Public Records Act, 22 Cal. Lab. & Emp. L. Rev. 6 (2008), co-authored with Michael E. Whitaker of the Department of Justice.

EDUCATION

Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles, California – Juris Doctor
Activities: Southwestern Law Review; Business Law Association; National Lawyer’s Guild; Human Rights Awareness Organization

California State University, Chico – Bachelor of Arts with Distinction, Political Science Activities: Political Science Honor Society; Pre-Law Society; Community Legal Information Center

NOTABLE EXTERNSHIPS/CLERKSHIPS

State Bar, Office of the Chief Trial Counsel; California Attorney General – Employment, Regulation and Administration Division; United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission