Lawyers
Bryan Miller is a partner in Lydecker’s Los Angeles office and is an experienced senior level attorney and advisor with more than twenty-five years of success providing legal analysis and strategy to craft options and winning solutions for clients.
Bryan effectively represents parties in trial proceedings or artfully crafted approaches in arbitration, mediation, or alternative dissolution proceedings.
Bryan is able to through listening, engagement, and opening opportunities for resolution, is often able to guide diametrically opposed parties to come to acceptable resolution actions and results. Bryan balances attention to detail and management methodologies to expertly maintain a ‘big picture’ focus while minimizing client /company exposure to risk. He leverages powerful courtroom presence and consistently drives case strategies to achieve favorable outcomes for individual and corporate clients through the application of critical thinking and creative negotiation tactics.
He was a named equity partner in the civil rights firm of Litt, Estuar, Harrision, Miller and Kitson, LLP where he practiced high-impact, class-action litigation. He worked as counsel, co-counsel, trial counsel, and co-trial counsel.
Serving as Of Counsel at Norton & Melnik, APC, he litigated insurance defense cases in personal injury fraud, products liability, and intentional torts while practicing all forms of ADR. He settled multiple insurance defense cases for nuisance value, protecting his clients from exposure to significant damages.
While studying for his LL.M. in the Netherlands, he was a volunteer lawyer for the Israeli Embassy to The Hague, working for Ambassador Harvey Kney-Tal.
More recently he worked at the Wade Law Group as a Senior Trial Lawyer practicing real estate and labor and employment law.
He has practiced in all four district courts in California, argued before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and is admitted before the United States Supreme Court.
Crystal Miller-O’Brien is a partner in Lydecker’s Los Angeles office. Her labor and employment law practice includes counseling and defending multiple sectors of businesses against all workplace obstacles involved in employing labor (start-ups, small private, non-profit, public, and large companies). She is an experienced litigator and enjoys providing advice and counsel to help businesses manage restructuring, establishing corporate governance, responding to union organization concerns, defending wage & hour class actions, responding to state and federal harassment/discrimination/retaliation claims, and more.
Ms. Miller-O’Brien is licensed to appear in all courts in California. She has practiced law with large and boutique firms throughout the West Coast. She has provided counsel as Corporate and General Counsel to private and public employers. As a graduate of Willamette University in Oregon, she had the distinction of serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Willamette Law Online, a Forms Editor for the Willamette University Law Review, the Student Liaison to the Oregon State Bar’s Affirmative Action Committee, and was elected by her peers to serve as the Chair of Willamette University’s Minority Law Student Association.
Daniel Mirarchi is the Managing Partner of Lydecker’s Doylestown Pennsylvania office. Mr. Mirarchi represents businesses, insurance carriers, and professionals in sophisticated civil litigation, including transportation, premises liability, employment, commercial disputes, and data privacy matters. With more than twenty-five years of experience in handling complex disputes on both sides of the courtroom, he brings a distinct perspective to his defense practice.
Prior to joining Lydecker, Mr. Mirarchi represented companies across industries in putative class actions arising from data privacy and cybersecurity incidents. He worked alongside business partners, incident response counsel, cyber insurance claim professionals, forensic investigators, and law enforcement to address pending litigation and state and federal regulatory inquiries. His defense practice also encompasses transportation and premises liability matters for a Fortune 50 company, employment disputes, and claims involving the misappropriation of trade secrets. Mr. Mirarchi has significant experience in handling vicarious liability claims and contractual and common law indemnity issues in auto and premises cases in Pennsylvania courts.
Earlier in his career, Mr. Mirarchi represented domestic and foreign shareholders in several securities fraud class actions and derivative lawsuits. Among them, he managed opt out claims arising from the Deepwater Horizon explosion on behalf of several institutional investors who purchased BP plc securities on non-U.S. exchanges. Mr. Mirarchi also served as one of the lead counsel in In re Parmalat Securities Litigation (SDNY), often referred to as the “Enron of Europe” due to the scale of the fraud, resulting in a substantial recovery for shareholders. He led a shareholder derivative action alleging the illegal off-label marketing of a blockbuster drug, leading to a settlement with first-of-its-kind corporate governance reforms.
Mr. Mirarchi focuses on identifying issues that drive a case, assessing potential exposure early, developing tailored fact and expert discovery, and pursuing a strategy that meets his client’s needs. He works closely with claim professionals, in-house counsel, risk managers, and business leaders before a case is filed and through every phase of a lawsuit, providing guidance and clear communication so his clients can make informed decisions about litigation strategy, potential resolution, and, when necessary, trial.
Mr. Mirarchi earned his Juris Doctor from the St. John’s University School of law and his undergraduate degree from Temple University. He is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as well as the United States District Courts for the Eastern District and Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Terrence Mitchell is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s Doylestown, PA and Jersey City, NJ office. Mr. Mitchell’s practice involves all aspects of federal and state civil trial practice with a primary focus in labor and employment, including FMLA violations, and Title VII violations including discrimination, retaliation, and sexual harassment, and personal injury.
Mr. Mitchell earned his Juris Doctorate from the Charles Widger School of Law at Villanova University in May 2018. During law school, Mr. Mitchell interned at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) at their headquarters in Washington, D.C. and assisted with numerous labor relation issues at all of the federal offices. Mr. Mitchell also was the recipient of the Best Oral Advocate Award. Mr. Mitchell was the Vice-President of the Black Law Student’s Association and served as a Student Ambassador.
Christy Montoto is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s Miami office. Ms. Montoto concentrates her practice in civil litigation with a primary focus on insurance defense, general liability, premises liability, wrongful death, catastrophic injury, construction litigation, and related liability matters. She represents insurance carriers, corporate clients, businesses, and individuals in state and federal courts throughout Florida.
Ms. Montoto brings nearly 20 years of litigation experience representing clients through all phases of civil litigation, from pre-suit evaluation through trial and appeal. She regularly advises clients on litigation strategy, liability analysis, risk management, and the efficient resolution of disputes. Her practice includes the evaluation of complex medical and liability issues, damages analysis, and the defense of a wide variety of civil litigation matters.
Throughout her career, Ms. Montoto has represented national insurance carriers, corporate clients, businesses, governmental entities, and individuals in matters involving insurance defense, general liability, premises liability, personal injury, wrongful death, and disability claims. She has also worked extensively with medical experts, healthcare providers, engineers, vocational specialists, and other professionals in the evaluation and defense of complex claims.
Ms. Montoto is committed to delivering practical legal solutions, exceptional client service, and effective advocacy tailored to each client’s objectives.
Erika Mora is an Associate Lydecker’s Miami office whose practice focuses primarily on Construction Defect litigation. She represents developers, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and insurers in complex construction disputes, providing strategic guidance through every stage of the litigation process.
Before transitioning her practice to construction defect matters, Erika represented insurers in First Party Property litigation, where she developed a strong foundation in insurance coverage and claims related issues. Her diverse civil litigation experience enables her to effectively analyze complex legal issues and develop practical solutions tailored to her clients’ business objectives.
Steven Moskowitz is an Associate in Lydecker’s Jersey City office, where he focuses his practice on Insurance defense and Labor & Employment matters. He is admitted to practice law in both New York and New Jersey.
Mr. Moskowitz earned his Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School in May 2024, where he was awarded the Rutgers Law Merit Scholarship. During his time at Rutgers, he gained hands-on experience as a Clinical Law Student in the Education and Health Law Clinic. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan in May 2019.
Before joining Lydecker, Mr. Moskowitz served as a Law Clerk at Hirsh Business Law P.C. during his third year of law school, where he supported a variety of corporate and litigation matters
Mewerick Mozza is an Of Counsel attorney at the Lydecker’s Miami office. Mr. Mozza concentrates his practice in all aspects of federal and state civil litigation.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Mozza worked for the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida at the Chambers of Magistrate Judge John J. O’Sullivan, where he aided with matters from Social Security Disability determinations, maritime personal injury cases, to international breach of contracts. Furthermore, Magistrate Judge O’Sullivan and Mr. Mozza were invited to Bolivia to provide an international conference where they were awarded Distinguished Visitor status and laws passed under their names for aiding the judiciary system in Bolivia. Additionally, Mr. Mozza worked for Mozza & Abogados Asociados exposing him to a different legal system. He counseled in the administration and legal transactions of the clients’ international businesses throughout South America and in the United States, including the purchasing and leasing of real estate and their international commercial transactions. Furthermore, Mr. Mozza was the recipient of the Law Awards 2022 by Latin American Quality Institute due to the exceptional performance in representing clients in international business transactions. In addition, Mr. Mozza worked at the Law Offices of Anidjar and Levine, P.A., where he handled personal injury claims and property damage claims in the pre-litigation and litigation departments. Mr. Mozza is committed to providing aggressive representation for all his clients and ensuring all clients receive effective legal representation.
Mr. Mozza graduated from the Trinity University with a Bachelor of Arts and Majors in Political Science, Philosophy, and International Studies in addition to a Minor in Human Communication in 2011. Mr. Mozza graduated Cum Laude from his Juris Doctorate from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2015, and was a member of the Intercultural Human Rights Law Review. Subsequently, Mr. Mozza graduated from a Master in Law in International Commercial Arbitration from the University of Miami in 2017. Mr. Mozza additionally obtained a Bachelor of Humanities in Political Science from Universidad Autónoma Gabriel Rene Moreno, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, in 2022. In addition to being a member in good standing of the Florida Bar, Mr. Mozza is also a member of the District of Columbia Bar and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
Daniel Muggeo is an associate in the firm’s Boca Raton office. Mr. Muggeo focuses his practice on civil litigation including the defense of negligence, traumatic bodily injury, wrongful death, and malpractice. Mr. Muggeo is admitted to practice law in Florida state courts. Mr. Muggeo received his Juris Doctorate from the Shepard Broad College of Law at Nova Southeastern University where he was a member of the ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law and the Nova Trial Association. He earned his undergraduate degree from Nova Southeastern University where he received his degree in legal studies.
Janeally R. Munoz is an Associate Attorney in the firm’s San Diego office. Ms. Munoz has gained valuable experience representing Clients in a wide range of matters and has participated in several trials, both serving as second chair and conducting them on her own. She has courtroom experience and is skilled in drafting and arguing the motions in Court. Her diverse background has provided her with a strong foundation in litigation, client advocacy, and case strategy.
Ms. Munoz earned her J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in May of 2023. During law school, Ms. Munoz she was an active member of the Mock Trial team and held various leadership positions, including serving La Raza, where she continues to be an active member today.
Bernard Nellari is an Associate Attorney at Lydecker’s San Diego office, where he focuses his practice on general liability litigation matters.
Mr. Nellari graduated from San Jose State University in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and dual minors in Business Administration and Political Science. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law in 2024. Mr. Nellari was admitted to the California Bar in March 2025.
Mr. Nellari developed a strong foundation in legal research and client advocacy through his academic and professional experiences, such as assisting startups and local small businesses while working at the USD Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic. Following bar admission, Mr. Nellari began his career as an attorney working for a national full service law firm, where he handled a variety of complex civil litigation cases prior to joining Lydecker.
In his free time, Mr. Nellari enjoys hiking, reading, building custom computers, and is an avid basketball fan.
Victor C. Ng is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s California offices, representing employers in state and federal courts, arbitration proceedings, and before administrative agencies, including the California Civil Rights Department (“CRD”) and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”). His practice focuses on guiding employers through day-to-day workplace issues while defending high-exposure litigation.
Victor partners with business owners, executives, and human resources professionals to address terminations, reductions in workforce, disability accommodations, wage and hour compliance, workplace investigations, handbook and policy development, and hiring practices, including Ban the Box compliance. He approaches counseling with a practical risk assessment framework designed to align legal strategy with operational realities.
As a litigator, Victor defends employers in complex wage and hour class and PAGA representative actions, as well as discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and whistleblower claims under FEHA and the ADA. He has represented employers in CRD and EEOC proceedings, including agency-initiated matters and EEOC class actions, and regularly manages matters from pre-litigation strategy through dispositive motion practice and resolution.
Victor has practiced at two national management-side law firms and represented clients across healthcare, hospitality, trucking, construction, manufacturing, retail, cannabis, education, nonprofit, and faith-based organizations. He also brings prior experience working with domestic and international insurers on complex privacy and cyber matters and high-exposure professional liability claims, providing him with additional insight into risk evaluation and litigation strategy. He previously second chaired a two-week jury trial resulting in a complete defense verdict.
Bryan Miller is a partner in Lydecker’s Los Angeles office and is an experienced senior level attorney and advisor with more than twenty-five years of success providing legal analysis and strategy to craft options and winning solutions for clients.
Bryan effectively represents parties in trial proceedings or artfully crafted approaches in arbitration, mediation, or alternative dissolution proceedings.
Bryan is able to through listening, engagement, and opening opportunities for resolution, is often able to guide diametrically opposed parties to come to acceptable resolution actions and results. Bryan balances attention to detail and management methodologies to expertly maintain a ‘big picture’ focus while minimizing client /company exposure to risk. He leverages powerful courtroom presence and consistently drives case strategies to achieve favorable outcomes for individual and corporate clients through the application of critical thinking and creative negotiation tactics.
He was a named equity partner in the civil rights firm of Litt, Estuar, Harrision, Miller and Kitson, LLP where he practiced high-impact, class-action litigation. He worked as counsel, co-counsel, trial counsel, and co-trial counsel.
Serving as Of Counsel at Norton & Melnik, APC, he litigated insurance defense cases in personal injury fraud, products liability, and intentional torts while practicing all forms of ADR. He settled multiple insurance defense cases for nuisance value, protecting his clients from exposure to significant damages.
While studying for his LL.M. in the Netherlands, he was a volunteer lawyer for the Israeli Embassy to The Hague, working for Ambassador Harvey Kney-Tal.
More recently he worked at the Wade Law Group as a Senior Trial Lawyer practicing real estate and labor and employment law.
He has practiced in all four district courts in California, argued before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and is admitted before the United States Supreme Court.
Crystal Miller-O’Brien is a partner in Lydecker’s Los Angeles office. Her labor and employment law practice includes counseling and defending multiple sectors of businesses against all workplace obstacles involved in employing labor (start-ups, small private, non-profit, public, and large companies). She is an experienced litigator and enjoys providing advice and counsel to help businesses manage restructuring, establishing corporate governance, responding to union organization concerns, defending wage & hour class actions, responding to state and federal harassment/discrimination/retaliation claims, and more.
Ms. Miller-O’Brien is licensed to appear in all courts in California. She has practiced law with large and boutique firms throughout the West Coast. She has provided counsel as Corporate and General Counsel to private and public employers. As a graduate of Willamette University in Oregon, she had the distinction of serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Willamette Law Online, a Forms Editor for the Willamette University Law Review, the Student Liaison to the Oregon State Bar’s Affirmative Action Committee, and was elected by her peers to serve as the Chair of Willamette University’s Minority Law Student Association.
Daniel Mirarchi is the Managing Partner of Lydecker’s Doylestown Pennsylvania office. Mr. Mirarchi represents businesses, insurance carriers, and professionals in sophisticated civil litigation, including transportation, premises liability, employment, commercial disputes, and data privacy matters. With more than twenty-five years of experience in handling complex disputes on both sides of the courtroom, he brings a distinct perspective to his defense practice.
Prior to joining Lydecker, Mr. Mirarchi represented companies across industries in putative class actions arising from data privacy and cybersecurity incidents. He worked alongside business partners, incident response counsel, cyber insurance claim professionals, forensic investigators, and law enforcement to address pending litigation and state and federal regulatory inquiries. His defense practice also encompasses transportation and premises liability matters for a Fortune 50 company, employment disputes, and claims involving the misappropriation of trade secrets. Mr. Mirarchi has significant experience in handling vicarious liability claims and contractual and common law indemnity issues in auto and premises cases in Pennsylvania courts.
Earlier in his career, Mr. Mirarchi represented domestic and foreign shareholders in several securities fraud class actions and derivative lawsuits. Among them, he managed opt out claims arising from the Deepwater Horizon explosion on behalf of several institutional investors who purchased BP plc securities on non-U.S. exchanges. Mr. Mirarchi also served as one of the lead counsel in In re Parmalat Securities Litigation (SDNY), often referred to as the “Enron of Europe” due to the scale of the fraud, resulting in a substantial recovery for shareholders. He led a shareholder derivative action alleging the illegal off-label marketing of a blockbuster drug, leading to a settlement with first-of-its-kind corporate governance reforms.
Mr. Mirarchi focuses on identifying issues that drive a case, assessing potential exposure early, developing tailored fact and expert discovery, and pursuing a strategy that meets his client’s needs. He works closely with claim professionals, in-house counsel, risk managers, and business leaders before a case is filed and through every phase of a lawsuit, providing guidance and clear communication so his clients can make informed decisions about litigation strategy, potential resolution, and, when necessary, trial.
Mr. Mirarchi earned his Juris Doctor from the St. John’s University School of law and his undergraduate degree from Temple University. He is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as well as the United States District Courts for the Eastern District and Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Terrence Mitchell is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s Doylestown, PA and Jersey City, NJ office. Mr. Mitchell’s practice involves all aspects of federal and state civil trial practice with a primary focus in labor and employment, including FMLA violations, and Title VII violations including discrimination, retaliation, and sexual harassment, and personal injury.
Mr. Mitchell earned his Juris Doctorate from the Charles Widger School of Law at Villanova University in May 2018. During law school, Mr. Mitchell interned at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) at their headquarters in Washington, D.C. and assisted with numerous labor relation issues at all of the federal offices. Mr. Mitchell also was the recipient of the Best Oral Advocate Award. Mr. Mitchell was the Vice-President of the Black Law Student’s Association and served as a Student Ambassador.
Christy Montoto is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s Miami office. Ms. Montoto concentrates her practice in civil litigation with a primary focus on insurance defense, general liability, premises liability, wrongful death, catastrophic injury, construction litigation, and related liability matters. She represents insurance carriers, corporate clients, businesses, and individuals in state and federal courts throughout Florida.
Ms. Montoto brings nearly 20 years of litigation experience representing clients through all phases of civil litigation, from pre-suit evaluation through trial and appeal. She regularly advises clients on litigation strategy, liability analysis, risk management, and the efficient resolution of disputes. Her practice includes the evaluation of complex medical and liability issues, damages analysis, and the defense of a wide variety of civil litigation matters.
Throughout her career, Ms. Montoto has represented national insurance carriers, corporate clients, businesses, governmental entities, and individuals in matters involving insurance defense, general liability, premises liability, personal injury, wrongful death, and disability claims. She has also worked extensively with medical experts, healthcare providers, engineers, vocational specialists, and other professionals in the evaluation and defense of complex claims.
Ms. Montoto is committed to delivering practical legal solutions, exceptional client service, and effective advocacy tailored to each client’s objectives.
Erika Mora is an Associate Lydecker’s Miami office whose practice focuses primarily on Construction Defect litigation. She represents developers, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and insurers in complex construction disputes, providing strategic guidance through every stage of the litigation process.
Before transitioning her practice to construction defect matters, Erika represented insurers in First Party Property litigation, where she developed a strong foundation in insurance coverage and claims related issues. Her diverse civil litigation experience enables her to effectively analyze complex legal issues and develop practical solutions tailored to her clients’ business objectives.
Steven Moskowitz is an Associate in Lydecker’s Jersey City office, where he focuses his practice on Insurance defense and Labor & Employment matters. He is admitted to practice law in both New York and New Jersey.
Mr. Moskowitz earned his Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School in May 2024, where he was awarded the Rutgers Law Merit Scholarship. During his time at Rutgers, he gained hands-on experience as a Clinical Law Student in the Education and Health Law Clinic. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan in May 2019.
Before joining Lydecker, Mr. Moskowitz served as a Law Clerk at Hirsh Business Law P.C. during his third year of law school, where he supported a variety of corporate and litigation matters
Mewerick Mozza is an Of Counsel attorney at the Lydecker’s Miami office. Mr. Mozza concentrates his practice in all aspects of federal and state civil litigation.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Mozza worked for the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida at the Chambers of Magistrate Judge John J. O’Sullivan, where he aided with matters from Social Security Disability determinations, maritime personal injury cases, to international breach of contracts. Furthermore, Magistrate Judge O’Sullivan and Mr. Mozza were invited to Bolivia to provide an international conference where they were awarded Distinguished Visitor status and laws passed under their names for aiding the judiciary system in Bolivia. Additionally, Mr. Mozza worked for Mozza & Abogados Asociados exposing him to a different legal system. He counseled in the administration and legal transactions of the clients’ international businesses throughout South America and in the United States, including the purchasing and leasing of real estate and their international commercial transactions. Furthermore, Mr. Mozza was the recipient of the Law Awards 2022 by Latin American Quality Institute due to the exceptional performance in representing clients in international business transactions. In addition, Mr. Mozza worked at the Law Offices of Anidjar and Levine, P.A., where he handled personal injury claims and property damage claims in the pre-litigation and litigation departments. Mr. Mozza is committed to providing aggressive representation for all his clients and ensuring all clients receive effective legal representation.
Mr. Mozza graduated from the Trinity University with a Bachelor of Arts and Majors in Political Science, Philosophy, and International Studies in addition to a Minor in Human Communication in 2011. Mr. Mozza graduated Cum Laude from his Juris Doctorate from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2015, and was a member of the Intercultural Human Rights Law Review. Subsequently, Mr. Mozza graduated from a Master in Law in International Commercial Arbitration from the University of Miami in 2017. Mr. Mozza additionally obtained a Bachelor of Humanities in Political Science from Universidad Autónoma Gabriel Rene Moreno, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, in 2022. In addition to being a member in good standing of the Florida Bar, Mr. Mozza is also a member of the District of Columbia Bar and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
Daniel Muggeo is an associate in the firm’s Boca Raton office. Mr. Muggeo focuses his practice on civil litigation including the defense of negligence, traumatic bodily injury, wrongful death, and malpractice. Mr. Muggeo is admitted to practice law in Florida state courts. Mr. Muggeo received his Juris Doctorate from the Shepard Broad College of Law at Nova Southeastern University where he was a member of the ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law and the Nova Trial Association. He earned his undergraduate degree from Nova Southeastern University where he received his degree in legal studies.
Janeally R. Munoz is an Associate Attorney in the firm’s San Diego office. Ms. Munoz has gained valuable experience representing Clients in a wide range of matters and has participated in several trials, both serving as second chair and conducting them on her own. She has courtroom experience and is skilled in drafting and arguing the motions in Court. Her diverse background has provided her with a strong foundation in litigation, client advocacy, and case strategy.
Ms. Munoz earned her J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in May of 2023. During law school, Ms. Munoz she was an active member of the Mock Trial team and held various leadership positions, including serving La Raza, where she continues to be an active member today.
Bernard Nellari is an Associate Attorney at Lydecker’s San Diego office, where he focuses his practice on general liability litigation matters.
Mr. Nellari graduated from San Jose State University in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and dual minors in Business Administration and Political Science. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law in 2024. Mr. Nellari was admitted to the California Bar in March 2025.
Mr. Nellari developed a strong foundation in legal research and client advocacy through his academic and professional experiences, such as assisting startups and local small businesses while working at the USD Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic. Following bar admission, Mr. Nellari began his career as an attorney working for a national full service law firm, where he handled a variety of complex civil litigation cases prior to joining Lydecker.
In his free time, Mr. Nellari enjoys hiking, reading, building custom computers, and is an avid basketball fan.
Victor C. Ng is Of Counsel in Lydecker’s California offices, representing employers in state and federal courts, arbitration proceedings, and before administrative agencies, including the California Civil Rights Department (“CRD”) and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”). His practice focuses on guiding employers through day-to-day workplace issues while defending high-exposure litigation.
Victor partners with business owners, executives, and human resources professionals to address terminations, reductions in workforce, disability accommodations, wage and hour compliance, workplace investigations, handbook and policy development, and hiring practices, including Ban the Box compliance. He approaches counseling with a practical risk assessment framework designed to align legal strategy with operational realities.
As a litigator, Victor defends employers in complex wage and hour class and PAGA representative actions, as well as discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and whistleblower claims under FEHA and the ADA. He has represented employers in CRD and EEOC proceedings, including agency-initiated matters and EEOC class actions, and regularly manages matters from pre-litigation strategy through dispositive motion practice and resolution.
Victor has practiced at two national management-side law firms and represented clients across healthcare, hospitality, trucking, construction, manufacturing, retail, cannabis, education, nonprofit, and faith-based organizations. He also brings prior experience working with domestic and international insurers on complex privacy and cyber matters and high-exposure professional liability claims, providing him with additional insight into risk evaluation and litigation strategy. He previously second chaired a two-week jury trial resulting in a complete defense verdict.
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