Biography
Shane Seppinni founded Seppinni Law. He is an experienced advocate on behalf of employees, executives, and survivors.
After graduating from Stanford Law School, Shane worked as a Civil Rights Public Defender in the Bronx where he successfully sued landlords and filed lawsuits against employers such as Amazon.
Shane left The Bronx Defenders to join the prestigious trial law firm of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. While there, Shane was a member of the trial team that successfully defended Jay Z in New York Supreme Court, represented the founder of a $1.2 billion startup in a wrongful termination action against the company’s board of directors, sued the world’s largest online video game platform for antitrust violations, represented startup founders in disputes with their co-founders and investors, and represented the founders of the Amazon Labor Union in the NY Attorney General’s lawsuit against Amazon.
Prior to attending law school, Shane worked in Google’s People Operations department as the HR Coordinator for now-CEO Sundar Pichai’s teams. Shane also worked as a Competitive Intelligence Analyst at Google where he studied competitors’ employment practices and learned how management and HR departments at technology companies operate. He uses this insider-knowledge to hold employers accountable on behalf of employees and executives.
Shane was the first student from his public high school to be admitted to Cornell University, where he studied Industrial Labor Relations (with specialties in Employee Rights and Conflict Resolution). At Stanford Law School, Shane was a member of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA), the Workers Rights Pro Bono Clinic, and was Former National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Chairman, Professor William B. Gould IV’s, research assistant.
Shane lives with his wife, son, and their dog in Brooklyn, NY.
