California Gay and Lesbian RightsIf you have been discriminated against on the basis of your actual or perceived sexual orientation, you want to choose a gay friendly law firm that knows GLBT civil rights law, and embraces GLBT culture and community, to fight for your rights. With The Dolan Law Firm, you get that-unequivocally. You also get a firm whose lead attorney has been selected by the other lawyers in California as the Consumer Attorney of The Year / trial lawyer of the year by the Consumer Attorneys of California, and has been designated a California Super Lawyer and has repeatedly been a finalist for the San Francisco Trail Lawyer of The Year award given by The San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association. Our firm operates under these two banners: You are no less equal. We help put the 'fair' back in 'fight.' With the skilled trial attorneys at The Dolan Law Firm, you cannot go wrong. Our practice areas include:
If you need an attorney to help you fight for your rights, call our office. Our firm proudly devotes its significant resources into advocacy for the civil rights of the GLBTQ community. Christopher Dolan, the founding member of The Dolan Law Firm, has been selected as the California Consumer Attorney of the Year; and has been repeatedly nominated as the San Francisco Trial Lawyer of the Year; as well as chosen as a Northern California Super Lawyer; A review of his practice and work by his peers give him the designation of “A.V.”, having the "highest legal ability" and ethics by Martindale-Hubbell. Find out more about our personal injury and employment law trial practice in which we won a $60,000,000 jury award in an action against FedEx Ground, the largest award for race discrimination in California and the United States. 1438 Market Street |
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California Consumer Attorney of the Year
The Consumer Attorneys of California selected Mr. Dolan as the California Consumer Attorney of the Year for his outstanding work on the behalf of individuals in civil rights cases.
