Tamarah P. Prevost

As a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law in San Francisco, California, Tamarah P. Prevost champions the cause of employees in intricate employment and wrongful termination disputes. Her advocacy extends across various industries, with a particular emphasis on guiding executives through complex workplace challenges. She is passionately committed to safeguarding employee rights and promoting fairness in the workplace.Alongside her endeavors in employment law, Ms. Prevost navigates a diverse array of cases. Her portfolio includes bicycle mishaps, construction site incidents, consumer protection disputes, industrial workplace injuries and medical negligence. She also deals with significant situations involving motorcycles, cars and trucks, as well as cases of liability related to premises and products, public entities, rideshare occurrences and workplace issues, including cases of wrongful death.Celebrated for her bold approach in taking cases to trial when needed, Ms. Prevost consistently achieves positive outcomes for her clients through negotiation, courtroom battles or trial proceedings. Her keen attention to detail and strategic thinking make her particularly effective in resolving disputes for executives, addressing both their professional and personal challenges. Her academic path began with a degree from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada, followed by a J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law.Licensed in California since 2016, Ms. Prevost is admitted to practice before the California Courts of Appeal, the Superior Courts of California and the Supreme Court of the United States. She plays a dynamic role as a Board Member and leads the Legal Affairs Committee at PRC, a nonprofit in San Francisco committed to offering legal advocacy and support to those in need. Additionally, she serves on the boards of the San Mateo County Trial Lawyers Association, the Western Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. She trusts the law's power to transform workplaces into more equitable environments.Outside the courtroom, Ms. Prevost is a respected narrator and author in employment law. Her insights have been featured in notable publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, Daily Journal, Forum and Trial magazines. She often shares her views on new trends and best practices as a panelist and speaker at conferences. The Daily Journal has recognized her among the Top 100 Women Lawyers and Top 40 Under 40 lists.