Sink, William Fenton

I was born and raised in Southern California.

My father Fenton H. Sink, Jr., M.D. was an anesthesiologist and surgeon. He flew over one hundred missions against the Nazis during World War II. My mother, an artist, raised the family. My uncle, William Bordelon, USMC, was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his gallantry at Tawara.

I have eight brothers and sisters, all of whom live on the west coast.

I am a Puritan. I hold myself to high standards. I expect those around me to do the same. I do not like liars, slothful individuals and those who take advantage of the weak, elderly or poor. I am against patronization of Korean bars and strip joints since they encourage criminal activity and take food out of the mouths of children.

I do not like employers who discriminate against their employees or retaliate against whistleblowers. I am an employment lawyer and fight to protect the rights of employees, who are often the underdog. If your employer has stepped out of line and has discriminated against you, I am here to help. Those who discriminate and break the law, need to be held accountable.

I mistrust insurance companies. I sue insurance companies for bad faith. I sue "big business." I have sued some of the largest companies in the world, including BAE, Estee Lauder, Aveda Salon, Macy's, K-Mart, Delta Air Lines, the Roman Catholic Church, Hilton, Marriott, 24 Hour Fitness, time share operators and others. When big businesses step out of line, they must be held accountable.

I represent the weak against the powerful, the helpless against the abusers, and women and children against predators.