Michael Bracamontes

Mr. Bracamontes is a plaintiff’s attorney and focuses his practice on helping individuals in landlord-tenant, employment, personal injury, and police misconduct matters. Specifically, Mr. Bracamontes has successfully handled cases where tenants sue their landlord for unsafe or unsanitary living conditions, mold, lack of heat, and water intrusion. Many of Mr. Bracamontes’ current cases focus on representing multiple tenants in the same building that have experienced harassment or retaliation from their landlord and been subject to unsafe or unsanitary living conditions. With respect to employment cases, Mr. Bracamontes has successfully represented employees that have been unfairly discriminated against due to race, ethnicity, pregnancy, and gender. Mr. Bracamontes has also successfully handled sexual harassment matters. As to personal injury matters, Mr. Bracamontes has dealt with a wide range of injuries from carbon monoxide poisoning, wrongful death, and police brutality. Mr. Bracamontes has provided trainings and/or spoke at the California Rural Legal Assistance Annual Housing Seminar, Consulate General of Mexico – Labor Rights Week, UC Hastings Women Law Journal, Employment Discrimination of H.I.V.-Positive Persons, Twitter, Inc., and City College of San Francisco. Mr. Bracamontes earned his J.D. from Berkeley Law, where he volunteered at the Worker’s Rights Clinic, was a member of the La Raza Law Journal and Treasurer of the Native American Law Students Association. Mr. Bracamontes currently serves on the board of Consumer Attorneys of California and formerly served on the board of California Rural Legal Assistance.