Amanda Whitten

Amanda Whitten specializes in suing large corporations and medical facilities for sexual abuse, sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination. She is a native of the Central Valley, has a passion for righting wrongs for women and workers.

Ms.Whitten’s law practice extends from Bakersfield to Sacramento to Oakland. She has cases filed in federal and state courts all over California. She has significant experience with jury trials in courts throughout the state. She knows how to get your case ready for a jury trial.

Just within the last few years, Ms.Whitten has recovered millions of dollars for her clients in sexual abuse and employment cases against big companies and medical facilities. She has handled cases against Amazon, Starbucks, Walmart, Tesla, Verizon, Microsoft, Walgreens, CVS, E.&J. Gallo Winery, Taco Bell, the California Department of Corrections, Abbott Laboratories, Target,Intel, Red Robin, Sutter Health, and Community Medical Centers.

Ms.Whitten relies heavily upon technology in her law practice and in the court room during trial. Big companies like the ones Ms.Whitten litigates against often think they can bury plaintiffs in documents. Unfortunately for them, Ms.Whitten is well-versed in information technology, and uses her knowledge to make sure she obtains the electronic evidence from companies that often times exposes the proverbial ‘smoking gun’. Ms.Whitten uses all of the latest technology and recognizes the impact that technology, the internet, and even social networking have had on the workplace and employee’s rights.

Ms.Whitten also has specific training in trauma informed advocacy, and nearly two decades of experience in fighting to protect survivors of sexual harassment and sexual abuse in the workplace, as well as medical settings and schools. She is honored to be the voice for her clients in a system that is often difficult to navigate for victims.

Ms. Whitten has been selected to be on the Rising Stars/Super Lawyers list from every year since 2017.

Ms.Whitten is a tireless advocate and feels privileged to have the opportunity to enforce the rights of women and workers throughout California.