San Francisco Office Location

601 California Street
Suite 725
San Francisco, CA 94111

T (415) 835-7540
F (916) 442-1028

Practice Areas

Workers’ Compensation Defense

Background

Admitted to Practice by the State Bar of California: 2006
Number of years in Workers’ Compensation: 13
Number of years with Mullen & Filippi, LLP: 0

Maryem Sarwari

Associate Attorney

San Francisco Office Location

601 California Street
Suite 725
San Francisco, CA 94111

T (415) 835-7540
F (916) 442-1028

Practice Areas

Workers’ Compensation Defense

Background

Admitted to Practice by the State Bar of California: 2006
Number of years in Worker's Compensation: 13
Number of years with Mullen & Filippi, LLP: 0

Career Basics

Maryem Sarwari joined the San Francisco office of Mullen & Filippi in 2024. She started her legal career at the Sacramento Public Defenders Office in 2006. In 2007, Maryem transitioned to private practice in the Bay Area, where she honed her expertise in Business, Real Estate, and Tax Law, as well as assisting numerous small businesses with employment law matters. This particular aspect of her work piqued her interest in workers’ compensation, leading her to delve deeper into this field. Her career trajectory reflects a deep commitment to legal excellence and a keen ability to adapt her skills to various facets of the law, ultimately leading her to her current specialization in workers’ compensation.

Education

Maryem attended University of California, Davis, earning her degree in psychology. She then attended Lincoln Law School while working as a Senior Loan Processor at Washington Mutual Bank, graduating in May of 2006. Maryem also obtained her broker’s license and helped set up her family’s mortgage company.

Professional Membership

Maryem is a member of the State Bar of California.

Personal Note

In my career, the most important lesson I’ve learned is that the law is not just about statutes and precedents; it’s about people and their stories. I cherish helping clients navigate legal complexities, believing in the blend of legal acumen and humanity. Humor and the human element play vital roles in my approach to law, illustrated by memorable moments like a cat’s unexpected cameo during a negotiation.