With nearly three decades of dedicated service in employment
law, Cristina Molteni is a seasoned advocate committed to safeguarding workers'
rights. Her career spans over 25 years, marked by unwavering compassion,
dedication, and a relentless pursuit of justice on behalf of her clients.
Cristina's commitment to her clients is reflected in her
track record of success. With a focus on litigating wage and hour claims, class
action employment cases, wrongful termination, harassment, retaliation, and
discrimination law, she has consistently delivered favorable outcomes.
Additionally, she provides invaluable guidance on prevailing wage and public
works law, severance agreements, employee privacy, and workplace issues.
Prior to establishing herself in California, Cristina honed
her legal acumen as a law clerk in the National Labor Court in Buenos Aires,
Argentina, and as a tenured professor of Labor and Employment Law and Private
International Law in Universidade Cândido Mendes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Her
extensive experience in these diverse environments has enriched her perspective
and deepened her legal skills.
Throughout her career, Cristina has been instrumental in
securing millions of dollars in settlements and injunctive relief for workers
in California, solidifying her reputation as a formidable advocate for employee
rights. Her commitment to advocacy extends beyond the courtroom, as she
conducts training seminars and presentations in Spanish and Portuguese on
various employment law topics.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Cristina finds joy in
spending quality time with her family, engaging in insightful discussions with
her school-age children, and planning exciting vacations. She also enjoys
participating in conformation shows with her beloved family dog, embracing
life's diverse experiences with enthusiasm and grace.