Sam Quach assists clients with litigation matters in a variety of areas, including commercial disputes, class actions, employment, and California’s Proposition 65.
Sam skillfully navigates client disputes with a focus on resolution before litigation becomes necessary; however, when legal action is unavoidable, his vast litigation background provides clients with a strong advantage. Sam handles matters through all phases of litigation, including case investigation, strategy, discovery, motion practice, and mediation.
Prior to joining Keller and Heckman, Sam gained significant experience as an employment law and business litigation associate for a California-based law firm where he counseled corporate clients on matters involving business disputes, real estate, trust and estates, employment, and privacy. Before Sam began practicing law, he also spent time working in the Business and Operation Strategy department for a global digital media company based in South Korea.
Representative Matters
- Advocated for clients in civil court, mediations, and depositions, including drafting and arguing dispositive and procedural motions
- Drafted employee handbooks, confidentiality agreements, arbitration agreements, and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) tailored to clients’ compliance needs
- Drafted privacy policy and data processing agreement (DPA) for a financial services client to meet California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) standards
Memberships
- Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Silicon Valley (APABA-SV), Board of Directors, 2025 - 2026; Membership Committee Co-Chair, 2025 - 2026; Mentorship Committee Co-Chair, 2025 - 2026; AI, Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Committee Member
- Asian American Bar Association (AABA) of the Greater Bay Area
- National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA)