A seasoned California employment lawyer, Joseph Huprich has built a reputation for strategic, disciplined advocacy in complex employment litigation, representing employees in high-stakes workplace disputes throughout California. He attended USC and graduated from University of San Diego School of Law. His practice focuses exclusively on plaintiff-side employment law, including wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, whistleblower retaliation, unpaid wages, and executive compensation matters before state and federal courts and administrative agencies.
Before founding Huprich Law Firm, PC, Joseph practiced at a top California litigation firm as well as an Am Law 100 employment defense firm. That experience gives him practical insight into how institutional employers assess risk and defend cases, allowing him to anticipate strategy and position cases for maximum leverage.
Joseph grew up in the Midwest and has had a few adventures along the way: he worked on an equestrian farm during high school, rode a motorcycle solo across country, supported himself during college as a professional painter, traveled to Europe, Asia, the Middle East and South America, and served in the military during the Gulf War. Outside the practice of law, he enjoys playing tennis and spending part of every summer with the family in Los Cabos.
University of San Diego School of Law
Juris Doctor
University of Southern California
Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations
Supreme Court of California
Federal District Courts:
Central District of California
Eastern District of California
Southern District of California
Northern District of California
Federal Courts of Appeals:
Ninth Circuit
Fifth Circuit
California Employment Lawyers Association
California Lawyers Association
San Bernardino County Bar Association
Los Angeles County Bar Association (past member)
Rising Star, SuperLawyers®
Top Attorneys, Pasadena Magazine
Pro Bono Hero Award
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