Angela Reddock-Wright is your go-to expert on employment law and all issues and trends relating to the modern workplace.

Angela Reddock-Wright started her journey as a media and legal analyst over 20 years ago, gaining recognition as the lead attorney representing the family of one of two victims of a wrongful death university sorority hazing case, and later in a personal injury case involving another university sorority hazing victim.

Since then, Reddock-Wright’s expertise as a leading media and legal analyst has expanded to include her providing legal commentary and being a “go-to” media expert on employment and labor law issues, the latest trends and developments in the workplace, and cases on college and university campuses, including the following:

  • Covid-19 & the Workplace
  • Discrimination & Harassment in the Workplace
  • Sexual Harassment, Sexual Abuse & Assault
  • Employee Activism, Union & Labor Organizing
  • Hazing & Bullying in Schools, Colleges & Universities
  • Mediation & Conflict Resolution
  • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
  • Human Resources Trends & Issues

In recent years, Reddock-Wright has delivered thoughtful and practical legal insights and commentary on many of America’s most prominent legal cases and workplace issues. From the impact of #COVID-19 and the workplace, issues of race discrimination in the workplace resulting from George Floyd’s death and the rise of the Black Lives Matter Movement, sexual harassment in the workplace resulting from the Harvey Weinstein case (along with others) and the re-igniting of the #MeToo movement, and the impact of politics in the workplace, including the presidential impeachment and U.S. Supreme Court senate confirmation hearings, among other topics.

Reddock-Wright’s face and expertise are often found on national networks, including ABC’s Good Morning America, CNN, Entertainment Tonight, Court TV, and NPR, along with leading print publications such as the NY Times, the Washington Post, the LA Times, and People Magazine.

Why Content Producers, Editors, & Writers Call on Reddock-Wright

Producers, editors, and writers tap Reddock-Wright for her sharp media acumen and easily-digestible presentation style of complex employment and labor law cases and workplace issues, ranging from issues of discrimination and harassment to sexual harassment, equal pay and gender discrimination, and employee activism and union organizing activities.

Reddock-Wright's in-depth knowledge for consulting has made her a major contributor to high volume media outlets, such as ABC’s Good Morning America, CNN, Entertainment Tonight, Court TV, and NPR, along with leading print publications such as the NY Times, the Washington Post, the LA Times, and People Magazine, alongside a few other endeavors that highlight her thought leadership:

In more ways than one, Reddock-Wright educates and informs her audience on how to navigate all issues relating to the workplace, especially issues of navigating the workplace in the environment of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Download Reddock-Wright’s media kit to see how her expertise can serve you.

  • University of California, Los Angeles, Juris Doctorate
  • B. A., Amherst College, cum laude
    • Semester study in Modern British Literature and Politics, Oxford University
  • Postgraduate Fellowship in Public Policy and Public Affairs, Coro Foundation
  • Straus Institute, Pepperdine University School of Law, “Litigating the Mediated Case”
  • Certified Workplace Investigator, Association of Workplace Investigators (AWI-CH)
  • American Marshall Fellow to Europe, German Marshall Fund
  • Civic & Business Fellow to Israel, Jewish Federation of Los Angeles
  • Fellow, College of Labor & Employment Lawyers
  • Member, Labor & Employment Law Executive Committee, Los Angeles County Bar Association (former member of Board of Trustees)
  • Member, Southern California Mediation Association (Former President & Board Member)
  • Member, Association of Workplace Investigators (AWI)
  • Member, American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section
  • Member, National Bar Association
  • Member, State Bar of California
  • Member, California Lawyers Association
  • Member, California Association of Black Lawyers
  • Member, Black Women Lawyers of Los Angeles
  • Member, Langston Bar Association
  • Member, Women Lawyers of Los Angeles
  • Selected by her peers for Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® in the field of Arbitration and Labor & Employment Litigation (2022, 2021, 2020)
  • Named Among LA Times B2B “Visionaries” in the Business of Law (2021)
  • Named Among LA Times B2B “Inspirational Women” Awards FINALIST (2021 and 2022)
  • Named a Los Angeles Business Journal’s Women’s Leadership Council and Awards “Community Impact Advocate of the Year” – Award Finalist (2021)
  • Named Among Los Angeles Business Journal’s Most Influential Women Lawyers in Los Angeles (2022, 2021, 2020, 2018, 2017) 
  • Selected by her peers for Inclusion in U.S. News - Best Lawyers' "Best Law Firms in the field of Labor & Employment Litigation (2022, 2021, 2020)
  • Named Among Los Angeles Business Journal’s Most Influential Minority Attorneys and “Minority Leaders of Influence: Attorneys” (2022- ADR, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2016) and in 2022, named Southern California's Top 50 Women Attorneys
  • Named Among Los Angeles Magazine’s Southern California Super Lawyers (2011- 2022), Super Lawyers Top 50 Women (2022) Super Lawyers Top Women (2016 and 2020), Super Lawyer Rising Star (2004 - 2009)
  • Named Among Professional Woman Magazine’s Wonder Women – Advocates for Change (2020)
  • Named Among Los Angeles Business Journal’s Leaders in Law Nominees (2021, 2020 and 2019)
  • Named Among Los Angeles Daily Journal’s Leading Labor & Employment Lawyers (2019, 2010) 
  • Named Among Los Angeles Daily Journal’s Top Women Lawyers (2020, 2019, 2018)
  • Named Among Los Angeles Business Journal’s Women’s Council and Awards Nominees (2019, 2018) 
  • Named Among WAVE Newspaper’s Top Employment & Labor Law Attorneys for Non-Profit Employers (2013)
  • Named Among the American Bar Association’s Rising Stars in the book, "The Woman Advocate," Celebrating the Achievements of Women Lawyers (2010
  • Named Among the Los Angeles Daily Journal’s Top Labor & Employment Lawyers (2010)
  • Named Daily Breeze’s Woman of the Year/Woman of Distinction (2010)
  • Named Among LA Focus’ Los Angeles Top Black Lawyers (2008)
  • Received UCLA’s Black Law School Association’s Distinguished Alumna Award (2002)
  • Named Among LAAAWPC’s Rising Stars (2002)