RED Law was founded on the belief that legal work can — and should — be a force for good. We are committed to doing excellent work for people striving to build meaningful businesses, equitable workplaces, and stronger communities. Our clients are innovators, founders, executives, advocates, and changemakers who care not only about success, but also about integrity, impact, and the way they move through the world.
That commitment shapes the kind of team we have built. RED Law attorneys bring exceptional legal expertise together with lived experience across public interest advocacy, nonprofit leadership, community organizing, and corporate practice. We value collaboration, empathy, curiosity, and sound judgment as much as technical excellence. We believe the attorney-client relationship works best when grounded in trust, honesty, and genuine human connection. Our goal is not simply to solve legal problems, but to help clients navigate important moments in their lives and careers with clarity and confidence.
Our values also extend beyond client work. RED Law is deeply committed to supporting organizations and initiatives that protect vulnerable communities, advance social justice, strengthen democracy, and care for our planet. As part of that commitment, the firm contributes 5% its revenue each year to nonprofit organizations doing critical, life-sustaining work in our communities. These include:
1. National Center for Lesbian Rights – www.nclrights.org
2. Larkin Street Youth – www.larkinstreetyouth.org
3. Eastern Sierra Conservation Corps – www.easternsierracc.org
4. Up Until Now Collective – www.upuntilnowcollective.com
5. Gender Illuminations – www.genderillumination.com
We believe success carries with it a responsibility to give back, show up, and participate in building a more just and compassionate world.
If you are navigating a challenging employment situation or negotiating an employmenttransition, please fill out our initial intake form to determine whether our team has the capacity and expertise to support you.