Alec D. Tyra, Associate
Alec, an associate attorney in the firm, represents public and private sector entities in business litigation. He also represents employers in all employment matters, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, misclassification, wage and hour, and class actions.
LEGAL EXPERIENCE
His prior work experience includes complex litigation, multi-party construction disputes, and environmental mass torts.
Alec has published on topics ranging from persistent environmental pollutants to natural resource management to data privacy in genetic research.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & AFFILIATIONS
- Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Litigation – Labor & Employment, Construction Law (2022-2024)
- Member, Sacramento County Bar Association
- Member, California Lawyers Association
- California State Bar # 339922
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, 2021
- Juris Doctor, Cum Laude
- Certificates: Trial Advocacy; Law and Sustainability; Law, Science and Technology
- Articles Editor – Jurimetrics, The Journal of Law, Science and Technology
- President – Law and Science Student Association (LASSA)
- O’Connor Honors Fellow
- Sustainability Law Research Fellow, 2020-21
- Law, Science, and Innovation Center Scholar, 2018-19; 2019-20; 2020-21
- Pro Bono Award with Highest Distinction
University Of California, Davis, 2017
- Bachelor of Science, Highest Honors, Chemistry-Emphasis in Environmental Chemistry
- Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society
- American Chemical Society
- Best Presentation in Physical/Analytical Chemistry, 2017 Larock Conference
- Scholarship for Outstanding Performance in the Major, 2016
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Overview
Phone: (916) 321- 4293 | Email: atyra@kmtg.comAreas of Practice
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Speaking Engagements
12.14.2023
|Speaking Engagement
|2024 California Employment Law Update
Date
December 14th
Location
Lincoln, CA
Related Practices/Industries
Kronick attorney Alec Tyra will provide a comprehensive update to the Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce, highlighting new laws and noteworthy cases that employers should be aware of in 2024. This update will delve into recent case law, shedding light on its impact on employers, particularly in areas such as employee scheduling and compensation practices. Additionally, Mr. Tyra will cover key legislative changes from 2023, ensuring that attendees are well-informed about California’s evolving legal landscape.