John L. Barber is a partner in the Los Angeles and Orange County offices of Lewis Brisbois, Co-Chair of the Labor & Employment Practice, and a member of the firm’s Management Committee. His practice is dedicated exclusively to representing and counseling employers in employment-related matters, including litigation, appeals, risk management, policy preparation, and training.
He represents employers in State and Federal Courts, both in California and across the United States, and has extensive experience appearing before all state and federal employment-related agencies, including the California DFEH, DLSE, and EDD, and United States EEOC, and Department of Labor.
Mr. Barber’s practice has a particular emphasis, in addition to single-party discrimination, harassment, retaliation and wrongful termination actions, on wage-and-hour class action litigation. He has defended dozens of class actions, and has specifically defeated Motions for Class Certification. Mr. Barber also serves as one of the principal, lead trial attorneys in the Practice Group, with numerous successful verdicts.
Mr. Barber served on the California State Bar’s Executive Committee, Labor and Employment Law Section (2008 – 2013) and was an advisor to that committee for years. He was a member of the Judicial Appointments Committee of the Los Angeles County Bar (2009-2014) and is currently a member of the Los Angeles County Bar’s Judicial Election Evaluation Committee (2012-present). He also lectures and writes extensively.
Education :
Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, CA, Juris Doctor, 1992
Westminster College, Fulton, MO, Bachelor of Arts, 1989
Admissions :
State Bar Admissions, California
United States Courts of Appeals & Supreme Court, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
United States District Courts
United States District Court for the Central District of California
United States District Court for the Northern District of California
United States District Court for the Southern District of California
United States District Court for the District of Colorado
Associations :
California State Bar, Labor and Employment Law Section
Los Angeles County Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section
Orange County Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section
OC Sheriff’s Drug Use is Life Abuse, Board of Directors
Cost
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Attorney John Barber is strictly a defendant attorney as he just stopped from working at Lewis Brisebois which is strictly a defendant law firm , he is currently representing me , he lied to me and told me that he was a plaintiff attorney , he promised me to do a list of things that he would do once I sign the retainer agreement with him , but after I signed the agreement with him , he excommunicated me , and betrayed me to the defendant and intentionally blew up my mediation to help the defendant ,. he is the most heartless lier racist person , one he knows that you are a minority , he would treat you like an idiot , he is white supremest who is very tough at minorities , he had me signed the retainer agreement so he would reach to my rich defendant and work with him to defeat me , I wouldn’t recommend attorney John Barber to my worst enemy , I hope that he would land in prison to keep him away from hurting any more minorities , again he is the toughest , the racist , the most heartless person that I ever met in my life. I don’t recommend him , and I hope that he would be held accountable for all the wrong he did to me and others. I hope that the State Bar and the Civil Rights Commission would find him and stop him from hurting any more minorities.
The most racist heartless attorney I ever met
Attorney John Barber is strictly a defendant attorney as he just stopped from working at Lewis Brisebois which is strictly a defendant law firm , he is currently representing me , he lied to me and told me that he was a plaintiff attorney , he promised me to do a list of things that he would do once I sign the retainer agreement with him , but after I signed the agreement with him , he excommunicated me , and betrayed me to the defendant and intentionally blew up my mediation to help the defendant ,. he is the most heartless lier racist person , one he knows that you are a minority , he would treat you like an idiot , he is white supremest who is very tough at minorities , he had me signed the retainer agreement so he would reach to my rich defendant and work with him to defeat me , I wouldn’t recommend attorney John Barber to my worst enemy , I hope that he would land in prison to keep him away from hurting any more minorities , again he is the toughest , the racist , the most heartless person that I ever met in my life. I don’t recommend him , and I hope that he would be held accountable for all the wrong he did to me and others. I hope that the State Bar and the Civil Rights Commission would find him and stop him from hurting any more minorities.