Arlo Uriarte — Employment Attorney in San Francisco | Liberation Law Group
Managing Attorney · Liberation Law Group

Arlo Garcia Uriarte, Esq.

Employment Attorney · San Francisco, California · Bar #231764

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Arlo Uriarte — Workers' Rights Attorney in San Francisco

Arlo Garcia Uriarte is the Managing Attorney of Liberation Law Group, P.C. in San Francisco, California. For over 20 years he has been dedicated to a single mission: defending workers against employers who abuse their power.

From his office at 2760 Mission Street — in the heart of the Mission District, three minutes from 24th Street BART — Arlo Uriarte does not merely practice employment law. He lives the fight of immigrant workers and Spanish-speaking workers who face discrimination, wage theft, and workplace injustice every day. He chose this location because this is where representation is needed most.

In over two decades of practice in the Bay Area, Arlo has represented restaurant workers in North Beach, hotel housekeepers in Union Square, nurses at UCSF, engineers in SoMa, and construction workers in Bayview-Hunters Point — all under the same principle: employers must be held accountable, and workers deserve real justice.

"My job is not just to win cases. It is to make employers who mistreat workers pay a real price for it — and to make sure every worker who walks through this office leaves knowing their dignity matters more than the employer's comfort."

Why Arlo Uriarte Is Different

Exclusively represents workers Liberation Law Group does not defend employers. Ever. That exclusive focus means every strategy, every argument, and every case is built entirely from the worker's side.
Genuine Spanish fluency Arlo speaks Spanish the way it is spoken in the community — in homes, kitchens, and on the street. His clients do not need a translator to explain what happened to them.
20+ years in the Bay Area He knows the local employers, the industry patterns, and the tendencies of San Francisco juries. That local experience makes a material difference in case outcomes.
Available 24/7 for emergencies When you call 1-888-442-2642 at 11 PM because you were terminated today, a real attorney answers. Workplace injustice does not keep business hours, and neither does he.
Need to speak with Arlo Uriarte? Call today — free consultation.

No cost, no obligation, regardless of immigration status. No fee unless we win.

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Practice Areas

Arlo Uriarte represents employees exclusively — never employers — across all areas of California employment and labor law:

Committed to the Bay Area Community

The Mission District office is not incidental. San Francisco has one of California's most established Latino communities — and also some of the most aggressive employers when it comes to wage violations and workplace discrimination. Arlo chose to build his practice in the center of that community because that is where meaningful representation is most needed.

Arlo has argued cases in state and federal courts throughout Northern California: San Francisco Superior Court at 400 McAllister Street, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District at 450 Golden Gate Avenue, and courts in Oakland, San Jose, Napa, Sonoma, and beyond. In class actions and PAGA cases, he has developed the legal depth these cases require — and the resolve to take them to trial when employers refuse a fair settlement.

Beyond the Courtroom

Arlo understands that employment cases are not abstract legal disputes — they are crises in the lives of real people. A terminated worker has bills to pay, a family to support, and a dignity to defend. That is why his practice style combines legal aggressiveness with direct communication: clients always know where their case stands and why.

Free consultation with Arlo Uriarte — no cost, no obligation.

Liberation Law Group · 2760 Mission Street, San Francisco · Available 24/7 in Spanish and English · No fee unless we win.

1-888-442-2642 or contact us online

See also: Gonzalo Quezada, Esq. · Workplace Discrimination · Wage Theft · Employment Rights in SF