Eric Wilcox is an Associate in the firm’s Employment group. His practice focuses on advising organizations on diverse workplace challenges and handling all phases of employment litigation. Eric represents clients against single plaintiff lawsuits, class actions, and PAGA claims, with an emphasis on navigating California’s evolving regulatory landscape. Eric also has experience litigating complex commercial disputes and integrates an understanding of labor dynamics into strategic case management.
Eric is also active in the firm’s Plaintiff practice.
Prior to joining the firm, Eric practiced in the Labor and Employment group at an international law firm in San Francisco.
While at Columbia Law School, Eric worked as a law clerk for the Charleston County Public Defender’s Office in Charleston, South Carolina. He was a teaching assistant for Antidiscrimination Law and the Criminal Defense Clinic, a Hamilton Fellow, and an editor for A Jailhouse Lawyer’s Manual. Before law school, Eric worked in the Civil Rights Section at the Utah Attorney General’s Office.
Education:
- J.D., Columbia Law School (2025), Hamilton Fellow
- B.A., University of California, Berkeley (2017), honors with high distinction