Attorney Meenoo Chahbazi is the principal and founder of Chahbazi Law PLLC. She has many years of experience litigating and seeking justice for victims of sexual and race harassment, disability discrimination, denial of reasonable accommodations, and denial of hard-earned wages and benefits. Ms. Chahbazi harnesses her extensive experience and passion for employment equality in her representation of clients. Ms. Chahbazi received her BA from the University of California, Berkeley. She then graduated from Harvard Law School, where she obtained her Juris Doctorate degree. After graduating from Harvard, Ms. Chahbazi clerked for Chief Justice Dana Fabe with the Alaska Supreme Court and then clerked with Judge Lawrence B. Hagel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. From there, she worked at a national class action law firm where she litigated high profile, class action discrimination, whistleblower, and wage and hour cases. Because she wanted to make a difference and serve those who were most in need of help, Ms. Chahbazi later joined the U.S. EEOC as a Trial Attorney and sought relief for charging parties who had been discriminated against. Ms. Chahbazi subsequently took a position as Partner at a law firm representing employees before starting her own law practice. Ms. Chahbazi is committed to holding bad actors accountable for unlawful conduct and helping her clients move forward with their lives. Ms. Chahbazi is licensed to practice and litigates cases in Arizona and California.
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