Experience:

Benjamin J. Treger is a distinguished employment attorney with over a decade of experience in successfully defending employers against a broad spectrum of employment-related claims, including discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, wage and hour violations, intellectual property claims, and more. Renowned for his analytical prowess in wage and hour lawsuits, effective employee relations, and strategic early dispute resolution, Mr. Treger has become a trusted legal advocate for employers, and has been consistently recognized as a top attorney in the field.

Beyond litigation, Mr. Treger excels in advising on compliance with state and federal labor laws, focusing on the implementation of best practices to optimize operational efficiency while minimizing legal risks.

He also conducts large-scale, independent investigations and serves as a Title IX hearing officer for multiple University of California campuses. In these roles, Mr. Treger applies the same rigor and analytical precision that define his litigation practice. His investigative work encompasses complex allegations of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and other forms of workplace or campus misconduct, often involving sensitive, high-stakes matters. Known for his meticulous fact-finding and impartial judgment, he ensures every investigation is comprehensive, procedurally sound, and defensible under applicable law and policy. Whether acting as a neutral third-party investigator or adjudicator, Mr. Treger’s work is distinguished by its fairness, attention to evidentiary integrity, and unwavering commitment to objectivity, qualities that have earned him the trust of institutions and counsel alike.

Mr. Treger represents clients in a wide range of industries, including healthcare, finance, science/technology, education, hospitality, construction, skilled trade labor, retail, and internet startup.

Education:

• Stanford Law School - J.D., Gerald Gunther Prize

• UCLA - B.A. Greek & Latin, Hellen Caldwell Award (for top Graduate in Classics dept.); B.A. Economics with Specialization in Computing, Summa Cum Laude