Linda T. Bird
Senior Attorney
Linda T. Bird is an attorney at the Phoenix law firm of Jaburg Wilk. Her practice focuses on employment and education law as well as commercial litigation.
- Admitted
- Arizona, 2006
Assistant: Rosalin Sanhadja, (602) 248-1000
About Linda
Linda has represented both employers and employees in employment matters for more than twelve years. She brings employment law expertise when dealing with discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, and claims under state and federal laws including Title VII and ADA. Additionally, she has prepared position statements in response to EEOC and ACRD charges. Linda has assisted with contract disputes, review of employment policies, and enforcement of non-competition or non-solicitation agreements.
She has appeared before administrative boards at both hearings and appeals. Her education experience includes advice on personnel matters, disciplinary issues and termination hearings. Her litigation experience encompasses the defense of insureds stemming from premise liability, dram shop, wrongful death, and personal injury claims.
Linda began her career at the Maricopa County Public Defender’s Office where she represented more than 500 clients facing felony charges. While at their office she completed thirty-five jury trials in six years.
Speaking and writing
- “Harassment on School Campuses: Questions and Answers,” Co-Presenter
- “Defending Dram Shop Claims in Arizona,” Co-Presenter
Professional affiliations
- Member, Arizona Bar Association
- Member, Thai American Bar Association
Community involvement
- Alumni interviewer, Phillips Exeter Academy: 2010- present.
- President, Yale Club of Phoenix, Yale University Alumni Association: 2016- 2020
- Alumni interviewer, Yale Club of Phoenix, Yale University Alumni Association: 2008- present.
- Board Member, Community Legal Services: 2023- present.
Education
- J.D. University of Kansas School of Law, Lawrence, KS, 2006
- B.A. History, Yale University, 2002
Bar admissions
- Arizona, 2006
- United States District Court, 2006
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