Paloma defends clients in employment, premises liability, product liability, data privacy, and other commercial litigation matters—from inception to trial. She practices from San Diego as a member of our virtual office, The Link.
Paloma represents manufacturers and other private companies in a wide variety of business disputes, including product and premises liability, personal injury, and employment claims. She is particularly experienced in employment law, including wage and hour class actions, PAGA representative actions, discrimination and harassment allegations, and wrongful termination matters. As a California-based employment attorney, Paloma works regularly with alleged violations of the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). She also routinely handles personal injury, product liability, and premises liability cases involving catastrophic injuries.
Paloma also has experience defending clients in data privacy litigation, including individual and class claims arising under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). She represents businesses facing allegations related to the use of website cookies, pixels, session replay technology, chat functionality, and other digital marketing tools that may implicate state privacy laws.
The more complex the case, the better: Paloma is passionate about working with highly technical matters with a team of expert witnesses. While she supports clients nationwide, she most often handles California-based matters for national and international companies, including overseeing all California products liability and personal injury cases for a global leader in infection prevention solutions and services.
Paloma preps every case as though it will be tried to verdict. Her goal is for clients to never feel forced to accept a less-than-ideal settlement, and she builds solid defenses that mean clients never need to fear trial. Paloma works on massive, multi-year cases, always with a focus on how each decision and piece of evidence will influence an eventual trial strategy.
As a young attorney, Paloma knew she had a gift for managing conflict and personalities and collaborating toward solutions. It made litigation a natural fit, and she began her legal career litigating for plaintiffs for five years—an experience that continues to shape her practice. Paloma understands how plaintiffs’ counsel thinks and operates, as well as the concerns that drive their decisions, and she builds her own strategies with this in mind.
In 2024, Paloma joined Husch Blackwell to help build the firm’s San Diego team. After over a decade of litigation, she’s deeply familiar with the judges and local rules, making her a true asset in California courts. Known for building close, long-term relationships with clients, Paloma prioritizes open communication so that clients are fully informed and intrinsically involved in strategic development.