Maya Hussein

Maya Hussein is a California-licensed plaintiffs’ attorney whose practice centers on complex wage-and-hour class actions. Since earning her J.D. in 2020, she has been passionate about fighting systemic workplace abuses—recovering large settlements for warehouse workers, retail employees, healthcare aides, and other hourly staff whose rights were ignored. She also has parallel experience vindicating workers in wrongful-termination and discrimination suits. Ms. Hussein's priority is to make sure every employee receives the pay and dignity the law promises.

Prior to joining Bradley/Grombacher, Ms. Hussein worked at a mid-sized employment law firm for four years, sharpening her research and motion-practice skills on high-value civil disputes. Today she leverages that early experience—and fluency in English, French, and Arabic—to guide diverse working-class communities through every phase of litigation, from the first client interview all the way to court-approved settlement and distribution of funds.

Education

• Juris Doctor, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law, Full Merit Scholar (2020)
• Honours B.Soc.Sc., Political Science, University of Ottawa, magna cum laude (2017)

Bar & Court Admissions

• State Bar of California (2020)

Professional Associations

• California Employment Lawyers Association (CELA)

Languages

• English, French, Arabic, Spanish