About Julius
Julius Young practices civil rights law at Boxer+Gerson, LLP in Oakland, California. A member of the California State Bar since 1976, he has dedicated his career to advocating for social justice. Boxer+Gerson focuses on civil rights litigation, social security disability claims, and workers' compensation cases throughout the Bay Area. This firm’s commitment to these areas aligns with Young’s focus on defending the rights of individuals facing discrimination and injustice. Young earned his Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina School of Law in 1976. Prior to his legal education, he obtained a Master of Arts in Religion from the Pacific School of Religion and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Davidson College.
This diverse educational background enriches his legal advocacy, particularly in civil rights cases. His legal practice often involves representing clients in matters of discrimination and wrongful termination, where he applies both his legal knowledge and his understanding of social issues. In addition to civil rights cases, Young assists clients with social security disability claims. handling the requirements of the social security system can be challenging for many individuals. Young’s expertise helps clients secure the benefits they need, guiding them through initial filings, hearings, and appeals. His knowledge of legal and procedural nuances is crucial for effectively representing clients in these matters.
Before joining Boxer+Gerson, Young served as a Judge Pro Tem, gaining invaluable insights into the judicial process. This experience has significantly enriched his practice. This lets the attorney understand the perspectives of both judges and clients. His tenure in various legal roles gave him the skills necessary to advocate for his clients, ensuring their voices are heard in the legal system. Young is an active member of several professional organizations, including the California Applicants Lawyers Association and the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives. His involvement with the ACLU of Northern California and the Alameda County Democratic Lawyers Club further demonstrates his commitment to civil rights and social justice.
Outside of his legal practice, he remains engaged in community issues, advocating for the rights of marginalized groups. His dedication to social justice extends beyond the courtroom, as he works to promote awareness and understanding of civil rights issues within the community. Young continues to be a prominent figure in the Oakland legal field, contributing to both legal practice and community advocacy.
