Hina Shah

• BSW, University of Texas at Austin
• JD, Hastings College of the Law, University of California

• Clinical Teaching
• Labor and Employment Law
• Low Wage & Immigrant Workers

• Over 10 years' experience advocating on employment and labor issues affecting unionized and low-wage immigrant workers.
• Former director of the Labor/Employment Project at the Asian Law Caucus, Inc.
• Former Member of Board of Directors and Past President, Sweatshop Watch
• Practice experience at several union-side labor firms.
• Former staff attorney, US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
• Helped establish the Eviction Defense Center - Oakland, CA
• Member, California State Bar

• With Marci Seville. Domestic Worker Organizing: Building a Contemporary Movement for Dignity and Power, Albany Law Review, forthcoming 2012.
• Broadening Low-Wage Workers' Access to Justice: Guaranteeing Unpaid Wages in Targeted Industries, 28 Hofstra Labor & Empl. L. J. 9 (2011).
• with Marci Seville. Complex Employment Issues in Elder Care, The Recorder, 3/2/2011.
• Ethnic and Religious Discrimination, American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law, Equal Employment Opportunity Committee (2002).
• How Anna Won Her Wages: How to File Wage Claims & Know Your Workplace Rights, Multi-lingual Educational Materials for Low-wage Workers, Asian Law Caucus (2001).
• Former reviewer/contributor to Asian-American Women: Issues, Concerns, and Responsive Human and Civil Rights Advocacy, Lora Jo Foo, Ford Foundation (2001).
• Attorneys as Organizers, Symposium: Labor and Immigration: Examining the Intersection, 6 Asian Law Journal, 217 (1999).

• Women's Employment Rights Clinic and Seminar