Overview

Ryan Deam represents employers and management in a broad range of employment matters, including litigation and day-to-day counseling involving claims of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, whistleblower, and wage and hour issues. He regularly handles high-exposure disputes in state and federal court and arbitration, guiding clients from pre-suit through trial with a strategic, business-focused approach.

A substantial portion of Ryan's practice involves defending employers in complex, fact-intensive matters involving sensitive workplace issues and significant potential exposure. He is often brought in to handle his clients' most challenging employment disputes and is valued for his ability to quickly assess risk, develop practical strategies, and drive cases toward efficient resolution.

Ryan works with a diverse client base, including nonprofit organizations and large industrial employers, and maintains a substantial and active practice. He manages a high volume of matters while delivering responsive, practical counsel, and is trusted by clients as a primary point of contact for both litigation and ongoing employment advice.

In addition to his litigation work, Ryan provides proactive guidance on risk management, internal investigations, employee discipline and termination decisions, and compliance with California employment law. His practice is defined by a combination of hands-on litigation experience, responsiveness, and a pragmatic approach to helping clients navigate difficult personnel issues.

Practice Areas

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Education

J.D., Pepperdine University School of Law 
B.S., University of California, Riverside

Admissions

  • 2007, California
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