Maritza Martin is an associate in Nixon Peabody’s Labor and Employment practice group and a member of the firm’s Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA) practice. She represents private and public companies in a variety of litigation matters. During law school, Maritza worked as a legal intern for the Government team at the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office.
I represent businesses from a diverse range of industries in a variety of litigation matters in both state and federal court and before administrative agencies. I help ensure cases run smoothly by assisting in all phases of litigation, including drafting complaints, conducting discovery and preparing for trial.
I see the ever-growing use of electronic communication continue to pose ethical problems for the legal profession. Lawyers and clients alike will have to find ways to see each other as human and not just as words behind a screen.
Inside OSHA | July 28, 2020
This article, discussing employer objections to the differences between Cal/OSHA and the federal OSHA requirements to record and report COVID-19 cases, quotes an NP alert providing guidance for California employers on the differences. The alert was authored by Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA) practice co-chair and Los Angeles Labor & Employment partner Ben Kim and San Francisco Labor & Employment associate Maritza Martin.
University of California, Berkeley School of Law, J.D.
University of California, Berkeley, B.A., cum laude
California
Spanish
