Two decades ago, Kashif Haque was a lawyer making money in the corporate world — but there was something missing. So he and an attorney friend who felt the same way opened their own employment law shop, named it Aegis Law, and began looking for plaintiff-side clients who needed help.
Today, their 17-lawyer firm files more cases under California’s Private Attorneys General Act than any other in the state. Last year, they and co-counsel colle...
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