Gordon Kaupp

Gordon Kaupp is a founding partner of Kaupp & Feinberg, LLP, a civil litigation law firm with offices in San Francisco and New York City.13 He has been practicing law since 2003 and specializes in employment law, personal injury, and civil rights cases.12

Professional Experience

Gordon Kaupp has been a partner at Kaupp & Feinberg, LLP since November 2014.2 His practice primarily focuses on representing plaintiffs in employment, personal injury, and civil rights matters at both the trial and appellate levels.2 He has achieved significant successes in his career, including:

• Obtaining a $2.5 million verdict in a sexual harassment case involving two sexual assaults against the plaintiff2
• Winning an appeal that paved the way for a $4 million verdict in a disability discrimination and failure to accommodate case2
• Securing a $1.6 million verdict for sexual orientation-based discrimination in New York1

Legal Expertise

Kaupp's litigation experience is extensive and diverse, covering areas such as:

• Wrongful death
• False imprisonment
• Assault and sexual assault
• Discrimination and whistleblowing
• Wage and hour violations
• Wrongful termination and retaliation
• Excessive force
• Freedom of Information Act cases
• Breach of contract
• Landlord-tenant disputes
• Gang injunction cases2

Education and Bar Admissions

Gordon Kaupp received his Juris Doctor from the City University of New York School of Law at Queens College and his Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Skidmore College.2 He is admitted to practice law in:

• California (since 2003)
• New York (since 2013)
• United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Ninth Circuits
• Various U.S. District Courts2

Professional Associations

Kaupp is actively involved in several professional organizations, including:

• National Lawyers Guild (San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Executive Board)
• National Employment Lawyers Association/New York
• California Employment Lawyers Association
• San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association
• The Bar Association of San Francisco1

Throughout his career, Gordon Kaupp has demonstrated a strong commitment to civil rights and social justice, representing a wide range of clients including low-income families, criminal defendants, prisoners, and protestors.1