Mark Lim

About Mark

Mark Lim is a highly esteemed Managing Trial Attorney at Shegerian & Associates, renowned for his exceptional legal acumen and unwavering commitment to his clients. Mark earned his Juris Doctor degree from the prestigious Pepperdine University School of Law, where he published an impressive article in the Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal titled ”A Business Alternative: Changing Employers’ Perception of the EEOC Mediation Program.“ Prior to joining the firm, Mark served as a law clerk at the Federal Trade Commission’s Los Angeles offices, where he conducted comprehensive legal research and produced memoranda on procedural and substantive issues in preparation for litigation. With extensive experience in trial document preparation and expert discovery in both State and Federal courts, Mr. Lim is a formidable force in the legal industry. His impressive track record of success and his tireless dedication to his clients have earned him a distinguished reputation among his peers. As trial counsel, Mr. Lim has secured the following verdicts: $31.1 million age discrimination award $13.0 million gender discrimination and constructive termination award $8.4 million whistleblower retaliation and disability discrimination award $7.6 million disability discrimination award $7.45 million – Disability Discrimination & Wrongful Termination $5.9 million disability award $4.5 million failure to accommodate disability award $3.57 million wrongful termination award $2.9 million failure to accommodate disability award $1.7 million failure to accommodate disability arbitration award $1.0 million disability discrimination award

Practice Areas

Employment Law Insights

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Education

• Pepperdine University, J.D.

Bar Admissions

• California, The State Bar of California, 2016

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