DIANA TSUDIK

  • Overview

About

Diana’s legal career began in corporate litigation, where she litigated complex business matters, such as anti-trust violation and unfair business practice matters, partnership dissolution actions and commercial disputes before the State and Federal courts. She then changed course and has been practicing workers compensation law for over ten years ago; first at Kegel Tobin & Truce as an associate and subsequently at Gilson Daub LLP as a partner.

She defends employers large and small, as well as municipalities, uninsured employers, and third party administrators across sectors like technology, logistics, consumer products, and manufacturing. Her expertise includes complex matters, as well as covid claims, gig economy employment issues and many others.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, cooking, drawing and travel.

Languages

  • Fluent in Russian

Professional Licenses and Memberships

  • United States District Court, Central District of California
  • United States District Court, Southern District of California
  • United States District Court, Northern District of California

Practice Areas

  • Workers’ Compensation
  • Employer Defense

Publication/Interviews

  • ‘Long COVID’ Presents Comp Conundrum, BusinessInsurance.com, 9/1/2021
  • Discerning Need For a Second Covid Workers’ Compensation Claim Form in CA, Law 360, 5/11/2021
  • Long Haul Covid-19 Claims and Workers’ Compensation, Insurance Thought Leadership.com, 4/21/2021
  • Linked In Live – Can Employers Make Vaccines Mandatory, 1/28/2021
  • How California Employers Can Handle Work-At-Home Injuries, Law 360, 12/15/2020
  • What Prop 22 Could Mean For The Gig Economy Nationwide, Mashable.com, 11/4/2020
  • Love Contracts Go Mainstream, Bloomberg Law, 11/5/2020
  • Future of Uber and Lyft On The Line, Mashable.com, 10/24/2020
  • Compliance Pointers on Covid -19, Law360, 10/21/2020
  • The Informed Consent Doctrine: “What’s Good For The Patient, Is Good For The Client.” (LACBA Update December 2005); Co-Author with David B. Parker