Perspectiva General

Kyra A. Buch represents and counsels employers in labor and employment matters. Her practice encompasses defending sports teams against workers’ compensation claims brought by former players.

Prior to joining Littler, Kyra practiced workers’ compensation law at a Los Angeles firm. During law school, she was a member of the Law Review.

Áreas de Enfoque

Workers' Compensation

Reconocimiento

Named, Ones to Watch

The Best Lawyers in America®

2023

Dean's List

University of Southern California

News, Analysis & Press

California Creates Bereavement Leave Requirement

ASAP

October 10, 2022

Federal OSHA Issues Long-Awaited “Vaccine or Test” Emergency Regulations

Insight

November 4, 2021

Mask Up: Bay Area Counties Urge Vaccinations and Mandate Face Coverings Indoors

ASAP

August 3, 2021

Cal/OSHA Standards Board Continues Board Meeting to June 3, 2021 to Address Proposed Revisions to COVID-19 ETS

ASAP

May 24, 2021

In The Trenches Of Sports Law, It’s All About The Pandemic

Law360

October 9, 2020

California SB 1159 Expands Presumption of Workers’ Compensation Liability for COVID-19 Illness Claims

Insight

September 16, 2020

California Creates a Rebuttable Presumption that Certain Workers Who Report COVID-19 Illness Are Entitled to Workers’ Compensation Benefits

ASAP

May 11, 2020

Case Note: Federal Court Sustains Direct Action Against Plaintiff’s Lawyer for Failure to Reimburse Medicare

State Bar of California Journal, Workers’ Compensation Section

Volume 30, Number 2, 2017

Speaking Engagements

New for ’22! A Legal Update of New California Legislation – An Overview of Key 2022 Employment Laws

April 20, 2022

Moderator, Sports (Player and Non-player) Workers’ Compensation Claims

CWCDAA

Educación

  • J.D., Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, 2013
  • B.A., University of Southern California, 2009cum laude

Admisión de la barra

California

Cortes

  • U.S. District Court, Central District of California