Attorneys
Roberta S. Hayashi
Partner
Employment Law; Business Litigation
Ms. Hayashi has over twenty-five years experience representing and advising Silicon Valley employers in employment and business litigation. She has trial experience in wrongful termination, discrimination, and misappropriation of trade secrets and proprietary information actions in both state and federal court. In June 2003, she was named one of the “Top 50 Women Litigators” in California by The Daily Journal. In 2007 and 2008, Ms. Hayashi was recognized as a Northern California Super Lawyer by Law & Politics and in the Super Lawyers Corporate Counsel edition in the area of Employment Litigation Defense.
Ms. Hayashi was recently honored for her outstanding contributions to the community and the profession by the Santa Clara County Bar Association with its prestigious 2007 Salsman Award.
Attorney Articles
Employment Law Alert – Upcoming ADAAA Changes & Potential Implications to California Employers
Employment Law Alert – CA Supreme Court Strikes Down Non-Competition Agreements
Employment Law Alert – Supreme Court Grants Review of Brinker Case
Employment Law Alert – California Supreme Court’s Decision on Retaliation
Berliner Cohen Employer Update
Dancing in a Minefield: The California Wage and Hour Law Tango
News
- Roberta Hayashi Heads Berliner Cohen Employment and Labor Practice
- Berliner Employment Attorneys Present Legal Update at CCHRA
- Roberta Hayashi Presented 2008 Salsman Award by Santa Clara County Bar Association
- Roberta Hayashi Appointed to SHRM Certification Advisory Committee
- Recognizing and Preventing Sexual Harassment
- Roberta Hayashi Quoted in “Settling Well Into Retirement Keeps Jurist Busy”
- Berliner Cohen Partner Elected San Jose Sports Authority Vice-Chair
- CCHRA Presents 2009 Employer Update
Speaking Engagements
2009 California Employer Update - Merced
2009 California Employer Update - San Jose
CCHRA Hosts 2009 California Employer Update
Drafting Corporate Agreements 2009
SCCBA Presents “Success for Mid-Level Attorneys” Program
ABA Minority Lawyers Conference
2008 California Employer Update-San Jose