Donna
Zamora-Stevens

Donna Zamora-Stevens is a versatile litigator with a practice spanning commercial litigation, employment matters, intellectual property disputes, white collar defense, and internal investigations.

With nearly a decade of experience, she has developed a strong track record of navigating complex, high-stakes legal matters across a wide range of industries and subject matters.

Her experience includes representing a company in a high-value contract dispute, leading a putative class action challenging abusive consumer practices in the bail bond industry, managing a bank’s internal investigation, handling a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit, representing an employee in a mediation for a workplace sexual assault matter, representing employers in employment misclassification and wage and hour disputes, and securing a favorable settlement in a copyright infringement matter. She has handled every phase of litigation – from drafting and arguing motions to managing discovery, preparing witnesses, and supervising large review teams.

Before joining Larson LLP, Donna was Directing Attorney of the Agricultural Worker Justice Program in California Rural Legal Assistance’s Stockton office. She also gained valuable experience as an associate at two nationally-recognized law firms in San Francisco. During law school, Donna served as a judicial intern with the Boston Juvenile Court and was a summer associate in international arbitration in Paris, France.

Outside of the office, Donna enjoys hiking with her dog, traveling, exploring the LA food scene, and going out to the movies.

Higher Education Honors and Achievements

• Stanford Law & Policy Review, Senior Editor
• Stanford Journal of International Law, Associate Editor