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Rafael earned his two Bachelor’s Degrees on a full scholarship from the University of Kentucky in 2014. In 2017, he obtained his Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky College of Law. He was admitted to practice law by the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky in 2017. He was admitted to the State Bar of California in 2020. Rafael was also admitted to practice law in the United States District Court for the Central District of California in 2020.. In law school, Rafael served as a Staff Editor on the Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Law. His note, Deficiencies in the Agricultural Labor Market, was published in the 2016-2017 edition of the Journal and focused on the nexus between the Federal Labor Standards Act and the Seasonal Migrant Workers Act. Rafael also served as a member of the Moot Court Board and competed at the Ninth Annual National Latina/o Law Student Association Moot Court Competition in Boston, Massachusetts. Additionally, he was a member of the Trial Advocacy Board.. After graduation from law school, Rafael served as a Staff Attorney for the Honorable Lucinda C. Masterton in the Fayette County Circuit Court in Lexington, Kentucky, drafting orders, writing opinions, and conducting legal research. Subsequently, Rafael worked at a prominent immigration firm in South Pasadena, California where he gained valuable experience through litigation in the federal immigration court system and by representing clients against government agencies. Rafael then sharpened his litigation skills further by joining Friedenthal, Heffernan & Brown, a premier insurance defense firm handling a variety of cases for the defense side, including catastrophic injury, wrongful death, premises liability, habitability, and construction defect cases. In this role, Rafael represented and defended businesses, non-profits, and individuals. Rafael also worked for two real estate law firms in Santa Monica, California and Century City, California where he represented real estate owners, developers, brokers, and agents. Rafael gained valuable experience seeking quiet title, adverse possession, and partition claims.. In his spare time, Rafael enjoys watching and playing soccer as well as biking. He has visited Japan, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Ireland, England, and Mexico but hopes to add many more countries to that list.

Max Yueh is a graduate of UC Riverside and Thomas Jefferson School of Law.  During his last year in law school, Mr. Yueh externed at the San Diego Public Defenders Office.  Mr. Yueh also interned for Samsung C&T in Seoul, Korea while earning his law degree.. Prior to joining Wright Kim Douglas, Max worked as an associate for a small law firm in Pasadena specializing in business litigation and insurance bad faith matters.. Max is admitted and certified to practice law before all courts in the State of California and the United States District Court for the Central District of California. He is also a member of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles.. In his spare time, Mr. Yueh is an avid volleyball player and enjoys attending music concerts.

Lucy Kasparian, the founder and Managing Attorney of the California Lemon Law Center, has been a practicing attorney and a specialist in California’s automotive lemon law since 2003.  She has handled more than 2,000 lemon law cases, litigating virtually all automotive manufactures, from Honda to Lamborghini, on behalf of consumers statewide.   Lucy has obtained numerous judgments for her clients that have included the maximum civil penalty against auto manufacturers (two times client damages) plus a consumer repurchase.. Supported by a dedicated staff of attorneys and legal assistants, Ms. Kasparian personally handles all negotiations and litigation throughout the State of California.  She typically returns phone calls on the CLLC’s toll-free number) within one hour and replies to e-mail () communications within 24 hours.. An individual is available 24-7 on California Lemon Law Center’s toll free number, 888-LEMON-98), and will answer questions at no charge on your immediate circumstance and on what to do to protect your rights as an automobile owner under California’s Lemon Law.  Lucy Kasparian, California Lemon Law Center’s Managing Attorney who personally handles the firm’s case load statewide, typically conducts interviews with prospective clients over the phone or by email.. Her initial meeting is a free consultation.  She explains how the California Lemon Law works, explains how it applies under your specific circumstances, and reviews your repair history.  Based on this information, she explains your best options.  If she represents you in a Lemon Law case, she accepts the case on “contingency”; that is, CLLC’s fee—are paid by the manufacturer when litigation is concluded.. What is important to note is Ms. Kasparian and her legal staff can be reached 24 hours a day-7 days a week.  You may think to yourself that it is unnecessary to reach your attorney after work hours but there have been hundreds of cases where our clients’ car breaks down in the middle of the road, during the weekend, late and night and they don’t know what is the best step to take  therefore we find it necessary to provide this service to our clients.

In 2005, Amber graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in English and Legal Studies. Throughout her undergraduate education, Amber worked as a legal assistant for an elder abuse attorney and assisted another attorney in preparing for trial. Amber received a lot of work that most attorneys would not trust a legal assistant with, and these opportunities inspired Amber to pursue law. During this time, Amber also found inspiration in her grandmother who lived in a nursing home in Hawaii. Amber remembers visiting her, observing her unusual lack of appetite and inability to eat and staff members did the bare minimum to help her. When her grandmother passed away, Amber knew it was due to the nursing home’s neglect and failure to properly provide her grandmother assistance with eating. While she knows that she cannot help her grandmother, she wants to help other families from losing loved ones to the neglectful nature of nursing homes.. Amber attended law school at the University of California, San Francisco College of Law. While in law school, she worked for the legal researching and writing department. She also was a supervising assistant for the student resource legal research and writing. In 2009, Amber graduated Cum Laude.. Growing up in San Bernardino, Amber grew up in a largely underprivileged community. By living in this area, she learned that people from all walks of life have value despite not being wealthy. Living in a diverse community, Amber’s compassion and down-to-earth nature portray the values her community stands for.. Throughout her career, Amber is most proud of helping various people and families.  She knows that family by family, she made a difference in helping them in some way.. Bar Admissions: California and Nevada

I am a civil trial lawyer and am driven by the strong desire to enforce the rights of injured victims. I like to see level playing field regardless of socio-economic condition of the parties. To that end, I almost exclusively represent the regular folk, consumers against insurance companies, corporations and conglomerates. There is nothing more satisfying to me when we obtain fair compensation and achieve justice in a David v. Goliath context.

Arpineh Yeremian, Esq. is a highly experienced advocate for clients in the greater Southern California region and beyond. Educated in Psychology before attending law school, Ms. Yeremian has developed an innate understanding of the power of connecting with people – clients and juries alike. She displays passion and vigor toward every case. With a career record that demonstrates her versatility in the courtroom, Ms. Yeremian has now devoted her practice to fighting for those suffering from injury. Ms. Yeremian spent more than a decade litigating for a well-known defense firm learning first-hand the ins and outs of defense tactics and practices through trial. She was trained by some of the best defense litigators in Los Angeles. However, working for the insurance company wasn’t rewarding for Ms. Yeremian. She wanted to utilize her litigation skills for good, helping those injured to get the justice they deserve. That is why Ms. Yeremian brought her priceless knowledge of defense strategies, aggressive litigation experience and passion for advocacy to bear against the insurance company when she joined Dordulian Law Group.. Now a voice for the injured, she uses her former defense training against the insurance company to beat them at their own game. Ms. Yeremian attended Southwestern University, School of Law as a recipient of the Paul J. Wildman scholarship. While in law school she continued various community outreach programs through the Armenian Law Student Association as well as volunteer work for underprivileged children and families in need of legal aid for domestic and adoption related issues. During the entirety of her years in law school Ms. Yeremian worked at various law firms, obtaining practice in all aspects of civil litigation from both sides thereby making the path to her future employment niche very clear.. She obtained her Juris Doctorate and became a member of the California Bar in 2006. She is licensed to practice before all the courts of the State of California as well as the United States District Court, Central District of California.