Maribel B. Ullrich, Esq. SBN 246970

Maribel Ullrich was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala. She immigrated to the United States when she was 19 years old. While she was perfecting the English language, she worked in warehouse factories in the Los Angeles and Orange County areas. While working in these factories she experienced first-hand discrimination and she was shocked by the way blue collar workers were being treated by multi-million-dollar companies. This drew her passion for becoming a civil rights attorney.

Ms. Ullrich graduated from law school as the valedictorian of her class and she was admitted to practice law in the state of California in 2006. She has been representing victims of discrimination and personal injury for over 14 years.  In addition to practicing law, immediately after passing the Bar Exam, Ms. Ullrich was hired as a law professor at Irvine University College of Law teaching subjects such as Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Contracts, Torts and Wills and Trusts. 

Ms. Ullrich specializes in employment law with an emphasis on wrongful termination and personal injury.  Ms. Ullrich’s initial step when beginning legal representation is to promote amicable resolutions so that clients may enjoy the benefit of a potential early settlement. However, Ms. Ullrich’s dedication to her craft as well as her intense preparation allow her to embrace the challenge of a trial should settlement efforts be fruitless. Ms. Ullrich’s bi-lingual fluency allows her to seamlessly interact with both Spanish and English-speaking clients. When providing legal representation, Ms. Ullrich places special attention to honoring the clients’ wants and wishes and makes it a priority to communicate with them directly.

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