After spending over five years working as an attorney for a large insurance company, I felt a nagging feeling – a feeling that I wanted my legal work to stand for something more. Ultimately that feeling led me to a practice focused on representing injured workers from all walks of life. The son of Navy veteran and a registered nurse, I have been guided with three core values since birth – honor, commitment, and empathy.
I am a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, where I received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and minors in Business and Public Policy. I attended law school at the University of California at Davis (King Hall) where I served as Senior Articles Editor for the UC Davis Law Review. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my young family, traveling, camping, and hiking.
I’ve represented injured workers of all ages, backgrounds and professions. This includes helping secure six figure settlements for a mechanic in his fifties, a restaurant worker in her forties, and a construction laborer in his thirties. I am ready to represent you against insurance companies that want nothing more than to pay as little as possible for your injury.
Services
The most successful case is the case where an attorney is not needed. In other words, the injured worker has been treated fairly in the workers’ compensation system and received the medical care and benefits they are entitled to.
Unfortunately, there are many times when an injured worker is not treated fairly, and needs a skilled attorney protecting and advocating for their rights in the workers’ compensation system.
Why choose our firm?
Our firm has three main goals whenever a potential client meets with us for a FREE initial consultation:
EDUCATED
EDUCATED about the workers’ compensation system and the specific issues in their case
EXPERIENCE
Confident Attorney Abaya’s EXPERIENCE puts him in a unique position to effectively handle a workers’ compensation case
EMPATHY
That someone hears their story – or simply, EMPATHY
*TESTIMONIALS DO NOT CONSTITUTE A GUARANTEE, WARRANTY OR PREDICTION REGARDING THE OUTCOME OF YOUR CASE
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South San Francisco, California 94080
Office: 650-779-5444
Fax: 888-712-2447
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