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Seppi Esfandi is a criminal defense attorney who is also a DUI expert in Criminal Law. He has practiced criminal law for almost 18 years since graduating from UCLA Law School in 2000.. Call Seppi for a free consultation:. feel free to visit our other sites:

Selected as "Super Lawyer" 2008-2019 with 42 Years of Experience. Top-Rated Criminal Defense Attorney. Former LA Prosecutor. Client's Choice Winner 2014. Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award. Rated AV by Martindale-Hubbel.. Phil Israels was born in 1948 and raised in California’s Central Valley where he still has family. After graduating from the University of California at Berkeley where he was a member for Zeta Beta Tau fraternity and studied Economics, he continued his education at the University of San Francisco, School of Law where he received the prestigious American Jurisprudence Award.. Upon graduation in 1975 and passing the bar in his first attempt, he was hired by the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office, where he worked for almost four years as a prosecutor gaining extensive trial experience. Since 1979, he has been a criminal defense attorney. He sees his role as the protector of the accused. However, his prosecutorial experience has helped him understand the mindset of his adversaries both in the trial court and in negotiations.. Although he has much trial experience his background, skills, and contacts has often allowed him to obtain favorable results without the extra expense associated with trial. As a defense attorney, he has successfully handled cases ranging from accusations of driving under the influence, murder, sexual misconduct, domestic violence, and complicated white collar cases. As a prosecutor, he worked in all of the branch offices including West Los Angeles, Van Nuys, San Fernando, San Pedro and downtown (Criminal Courts Building, Bauchet Street and Metro). As a defense attorney, he has practiced in all the major courts in Southern California and has successfully defended clients in the Los Angeles Criminal Courts Building, Metro, Van Nuys, San Fernando, Torrance, Pomona, Ventura, Airport Court, and Citrus, among other courthouses.. When requested he has traveled across the country to represent his clients. As a defense counsel, he has also gained extensive experience in the Juvenile Courts including Sylmar, Inglewood, Los Padrinos, and Easklake. He is a Board Certified Specialist in the field of Criminal Law, a designation which puts him among approximately one percent of those attorneys who refer to themselves as criminal lawyers in the State of California.. Mr. Israels has been named “Super Lawyer” by the Los Angeles Magazine, an honor which he has received several times. He is often referred cases by Judges, other attorneys, prosecutors and previous clients. In 2008 he was joined in his practice by his nephew, Sam Israels, also a former prosecutor with extensive trial experience and many contacts in the criminal courts. His clients appreciate the team approach and are happy to know that they can rely both on Phil and Sam when the need arises. In his spare time he enjoys sports including skiing, swimming and softball.

Sehreen Ladak is an associate attorney at Jackson Lewis P.C.. Sehreen earned her J.D. in 2015 from the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, where she served as the Executive Submissions Editor of the Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice.  While in law school, Sehreen served as a law clerk to the Honorable Kathleen Mulligan in the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a legal extern at the USC Stevens Center for Innovation, and a student supervisor at the USC Immigration Clinic.. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Southern California in 2012, magna cum laude, with a B.A. in Political Science and Psychology, and minor in Business Law.

Sedrak Yenikomshuyan is a compassionate advocate, who stands up for the rights of injured individuals. Endorsed by his peers for excellence in personal injury litigation, he has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients.. As a California personal injury lawyer, Mr. Yenikomshuyan litigates all types of accident and injury cases throughout the state of California. However, his knowledge of litigation, accidents, and injuries enables him to frequently obtain substantial recoveries for his clients without having to go to court.. All of Mr. Yenikomshuyan's cases get prepared with an eye towards one day presenting the case to a jury. He has expertise with car, trucking, rideshare, bicycle, pedestrian, and other traffic-related accidents. Additionally, he has considerable experience with premises liability cases involving unsafe conditions, walkway defects, lighting defects, stairway defects, and other maintenance and safety-related issues. Mr. Yenikomshuyan also handles government claims and lawsuits for things such as dangerous conditions, public transit, school district, and various other accidents involving government employees.. Mr. Yenikomshuyan thoroughly understands – and knows how to prove — the range of injuries which can arise through accidents and trauma. He has obtained compensation for those with injury to virtually every part of the human body, from head to toe. These include broken bones, burn injuries, spinal injuries involving nerves, discs, facets, and other pain generators, traumatic brain injury, damage to internal organs, and other unique and complicated medical conditions.. Seasoned by years of experience, exclusively representing accident victims, Mr. Yenikomshuyan offers his clients sound legal advice and personalized attention in each case. He not only helps clients understand when their claim is viable, but also how to handle each case with maximized opportunity for success. Sedrak was selected to Super Lawyers Rising Stars, an exclusive list of top-rated attorneys, for 2019 - 2021.. Mr. Yenikomshuyan loves being a trial lawyer and constantly pushes himself to remain on the cutting edge of personal injury law. He communicates with other legal and healthcare professionals to keep informed of new trends in the industry, and pursues ongoing legal education so that his skills and knowledge continue to grow.. When he’s not litigating, Sedrak enjoys the outdoors and spending time with his family.. Practice Areas. Personal Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Rideshare Accidents, Trucking Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Spinal Injury, Wrongful Death, & Product Liability

Sean M. Kneafsey is the founder of Kneafsey & Friend LLP.. Mr. Kneafsey is an intellectual property, real estate, and general commercial litigator. He has represented both plaintiffs and defendants on a wide variety of complex matters. Mr. Kneafsey has successfully obtained and defended against temporary restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, and has obtained favorable judgments both in arbitration and at trial.. Mr. Kneafsey’s intellectual property experience includes litigating patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret matters. He is a Past President of the Los Angeles Intellectual Property Association and was previously on the Board of the LAIPLA for eight years.. Mr. Kneafsey’s real estate practice includes litigating partnership, purchase and sale agreement, leasing, and ownership disputes. He also advises clients regarding commercial leases. Mr. Kneafsey served for two years as an adjunct professor of real estate law at Southwestern University School of Law in Los Angeles.. Mr. Kneafsey was previously associated with the nationally recognized law firm of Hennigan, Bennett & Dorman. He maintains a close working relationship with the Hennigan firm, with whom he has acted as co-counsel on a wide variety of matters.. Mr. Kneafsey graduated cum laude from Santa Clara University School of Law where he was in the top 10% of his class. He was Managing Editor of the Santa Clara Law Review, member of the Moot Court Board, received several academic scholarships, and published the comment: The Fourth Amendment Rights Of Probationers: What Remains After Waiving Their Right To Be Free From Unreasonable Searches And Seizures?, 35 Santa Clara L. Rev. 1237 which was cited by the California Supreme Court in People v. Sanders, 31 318, 329, (2003), as well as in numerous treatises on criminal and constitutional law including the Witkin Treatises.. Mr. Kneafsey was previously affiliated with the following firms: Cathcart, Collins & Kneafsey LLP - Partner (2005-2007); Palmer Lombardi Kneafsey & Donohue LLP - Partner (2004 – 2005); Hennigan Bennett & Dorman LLP - Associate (2000 –2003); Hancock, Rothert & Bunshoft - Associate (1997-2000); Gassett, Perry & Frank -Associate (1995 –1997).

SEAN ANDRADE is an experienced litigator who has taken cases from complaint through trial. Approaching every client matter with creativity and flexibility, he has achieved numerous victories in a wide array of commercial litigation cases, involving breach of contract, fraud, piercing the corporate veil, intellectual property, products liability, employment discrimination, wage and hour claims, franchise law, insurance bad faith, personal injury, real estate disputes, and entertainment litigation. He has also successfully taken over appeals, and handled state and federal writs, and amicus briefs in both the California and the United States Supreme Court.Mr. Andrade began his legal career at Baker & Hostetler, where he successfully represented many Fortune 100 clients in all types of commercial litigation matters pending in state and federal court and before administrative agencies. Since 2009, Los Angeles Magazine has recognized Mr. Andrade annually as one of the top young business litigation lawyers. In 2011, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors appointed him to serve on LA County’s Redistricting Commission. From 2003 to 2011, Mr. Andrade served on the National Board of Governors for the Hispanic National Bar Association. During that time, he spent four years on the HNBA’s Executive Committee, serving as Vice President of Programs and National Secretary. He currently serves as Secretary for the Mexican American Bar Association.. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, simultaneously obtaining a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Business & Public Policy from The Wharton School. He received his bachelor’s degree with honors from the University of California, Irvine.. During law school, he served as Senior Editor of the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor & Employment Law. Prior to law school, he worked as the State Policy Analyst and National Paralegal for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Scott McVarish is the founding attorney at the Employment Litigation and Negotiation Law Office, A.P.C. and the Immigration Law Office of Los Angeles, P.C. He focuses on solving his clients' problems in negotiation and litigation in state, federal and immigration agencies and courts. With an award-winning staff in two separate law offices, Mr. McVarish's teams can focus their experience on your wrongful termination, wage and hours claims, sexual harassment claims and complex immigration cases.. Scott has been chosen as faculty for national attorney conference and interviewed on NPR's Marketplace, the New Republic and nationally syndicated radio programs and in Spanish on Radio Guadalupe, La Opinion and Univision. He serves on the executive committee for the advocacy non-profit Clergy Laity United for Economic Justice- Los Angeles (), focusing on matters related to employment and immigrants.  He frequently educates community members on their rights in trainings sponsored by churches, non-profits and unions.. Scott graduated from UCLA with a B.A. in International Communications (through the College of Honors Program), and then later earned a joint- J.D., and M.A. from the UCLA School of Law and School of Public Policy respectively.. In law school, Scott’s honors included winning the Equal Justice America Fellowship and was named UCLA’s first-ever LeBeauf Scholar and the UCLA Affiliates' "Student of the Year" award. Scott studied "Ethics and Theology" one year at El Seminario Biblico Latinoamericano in San Jose, Costa Rica and remains fluent in Spanish. At the age of 20, Scott wrote the book The Greening of New Zealand, published by Random House, detailing strategies of local environmental, labor and community groups in New Zealand where he lived for two years.

Scott McPherson, is Senior Counsel of Adli Law Group P.C. His practice is primarily focused on Intellectual Property Management, Advocacy and Protection, and Litigation. Mr. McPherson’s extensive legal background includes all aspects of intellectual property law, including patent prosecution, litigations, opinions, clearances, due diligences, licensing, interference practice, and oppositions.. Prior to joining Adli Law Group P.C., Mr. McPherson was the President and Founder of S McPherson IP Law in San Diego. Mr. McPherson brings to the firm more than 10 years of experience representing clients in the Biotech, Cleantech, Medical Devices, High Tech, Pharmaceutical, Mechanical, Consumer Goods, and Action Sports Industries. Mr. McPherson’s practice focused on Intellectual Property Management, Advocacy and Protection. Mr. McPherson has spent the last decade working in large international multipractice law firms, large intellectual property boutique law firms, and in-house with technology based companies. While working in law firms Mr. McPherson’s practice focused on Intellectual Property Management including patent, trademark and copyright protection, as well as opinion and strategy opinions based on licensing, funding or competitor analysis in a broad range of technologies ranging from simple mechanical (knives, spinal implants) to complex diagnostic machinery (non-invasive glucose monitors, DNA Microarray systems) and assays, to compositions of matter, immunoassays and vaccines and adjuvants. While working in-house as a Patent Specialist and Contract Administrator with Nanogen Inc, he managed their patent and trademark portfolio and wrote and reviewed contracts.. Before his career in law, Mr. McPherson spent over nine years with start-up biotechnology and non-profit research institutions developing and managing research used to identify the efficacy and safety aspects of drugs, devices and biologics.

Scott Malzahn’s practice focuses on business, tort and intellectual property disputes.  He has successfully represented Fortune 100 companies and individual clients at all stages of litigation, ranging from pre-dispute resolution through trial and appeal.  He has served as lead trial counsel and argued motions in both federal and state courts in California, as well as in other jurisdictions.  He is an Adjunct Professor of Law at USC Gould School of Law where he teaches courses in Constitutional Law and Contracts.  He previously taught Civil Procedure at UCLA.  He is a Board Member of Equality California, the nation’s largest statewide lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization.. Before joining Baker Marquart, he represented many of the country’s largest corporations at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and Howrey Simon in Los Angeles.  He then joined a boutique plaintiff’s contingency firm where he managed dozens of litigation matters ranging from personal injury matters to complex consumer class actions.  He has continued to draw upon these experiences at Baker Marquart where he represents both plaintiffs and defendants in an aggressive, strategic and cost-conscious manner.. Scott has handled many high-profile cases.  He was a member of the trial team in Perry v. Schwarzenegger, which won a historic federal court decision striking down California’s ban on same-sex marriage as a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.  He also won political asylum for a young Iraqi boy and his family after CNN covered the story of a terrorist attack on the boy in dozens of news articles and on television.  Scott has consistently been named a “Rising Star” by Los Angeles magazine from 2012 through 2016.. Scott graduated from UC Hastings in the top 1% of his class, where he won an intercollegiate moot court competition and received a prestigious scholarship from law school faculty.  He graduated summa cum laude from The College of William and Mary with a Bachelor of Science degree.  He was selected by his college faculty to join Phi Beta Kappa, and worked during college as a Ropes Course Instructor.  He enjoys playing beach volleyball.

Scheherazade (“Shazi”) Rastegar is an attorney and mediator specializing in employment and family law. She is a Panel Mediator for the Los Angeles and Ventura Superior Courts ADR Programs and a Certified Mediator for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office Dispute Resolution Program, the Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Center for Civic Mediation, and the Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center. She is also a Panel Mediator for the LACBA Attorney Client Mediation and Arbitration Services, a facilitator and coach for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office Dispute Resolution Program, and an evaluator and coach for the Center for Civic Mediation. She has also served as a facilitator for the Los Angeles Police Department.. Ms. Rastegar draws on herdiverse educational background to provide creative and innovative solutions to legal issues. She obtained her B.A. and M.A. in International Relations at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and also studied abroad in Canada and Switzerland. Rastegar returned to the United States to earn her J.D. from the University of California, Davis School of Law, where she was awarded the Sacramento County Bar Association Fellowship.. As a litigator, Ms. Rastegar has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in employment matters. Her practice areas include discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination and invasion of privacy. Prior to founding MAC Services Group, Ms. Rastegar clerked and worked at Carlton, DiSante & Freudenberger LLP, Palmer Kazanjian Wohl Hodson LLP, and Alexander Krakow Glick LLP.. Ms. Rastegar has served as a neutral for a wide variety of disputes, including, but not limited to: professional malpractice, employment, commercial, business/partnership, general litigation, family, real estate and property disputes. In 2012, Ms. Rastegar was awarded a Certificate of Recognition from the City of Los Angeles, served as a panelist on mediation at the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, and was recognized in The Mediator. Ms. Rastegar is also actively involved in the mediation community, and was recently elected to the Board of the Southern California Mediation Association.

Sarah S. Broomer is a partner with Ruttenberg Cutler Broomer, LLP. Sarah S. Broomer’s practice includes all aspects of complex conservatorship, fiduciary, trust and estate litigation, as well as the mediation of disputes. Sarah also handles all aspects of estate planning, family succession planning, charitable giving and insurance trusts, as well as the handling of property tax and reassessment matters.

Sara Caplan is a highly experienced criminal defense attorney (over 30 years). She also handles many immigration matters. She was for 11 years Of Counsel to Christensen, Miller, Fink, Jacobs, Glaser, Weil & Shapiro; and was co-counsel with Robert Shapiro for over 20 years. Ms. Caplan is a trial attorney, specializing in criminal defense (state and federal; adult and juvenile); professional administrative hearings (e.g., medical, dental, nursing, and real estate boards) and many types of immigration matters (administrative and court proceedings). She has also been appointed to the ICDA Bar Panel to represent indigent criminal defendants in Los Angeles County when appointed by the court due to conflicts with the public defender's office. She is very proficient in handling sex crimes, domestic violence and Title IX proceedings at colleges and universities. She is very successful in flushing out false claims and allegations, avoiding lifetime sex offender registration and jail, and avoiding expulsion from school.. Post 9/11, Immigration procedures have been drastically impeded, especially when criminal convictions or arrests are involved. Criminal matters have a major impact on one's immigration ability and status. Ms. Caplan specializes in representing individuals in such matters with extremely favorable outcomes.. Ms. Caplan has been involved in many complex, multi-defendant, and high-profile cases, which have proceeded administratively and in state and federal courts. She has always handled a high volume of cases and has extensive courtroom experience. Many cases have involved very complicated white-collar criminal fraud schemes, scientific evidence such as DNA, ballistics, toxicology, latent prints, forensic computer evidence and toxic environmental waste matters, as well as psychiatric mental health and sociological issues. She maintains excellent relationships with many judges, prosecutors and private attorneys throughout the State of Calfornia.. Ms. Caplan has handled many types of immigration matters, including alien petitions for temporary and permanent residency (based on marriage, labor, special ability, asylum and Torture Convention claims, etc.) and adjustments (through the Service and in Immigration Court). She has successfully litigated several Immigration court cases, mainly asylum and withholding of removal cases for immigrants originating in the republics of the former Soviet Union and Indonesia. She has done many merits hearings before many of the Immigration judges in the Los Angeles Immigration Court, as well as handling appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Sanaz Bereliani is a California Bar certified bankruptcy specialist. She strives to provide her clients with high quality bankruptcy representation and alternatives to bankruptcy including foreclosure defense, debt settlement, and creditor violations litigation, amongst other services at reasonable prices. Her vast knowledge and experience in managing the filing of over 1,500 cases has proven invaluable in the handling of her current and future cases. Ms. Bereliani is dedicated to providing personal attention to each of her clients.. Ms. Bereliani is known for her friendly and professional demeanor with clients, and is a strong and passionate advocate in court. To Ms. Bereliani, the best part of her job is when a client walks into her office overwhelmed by their financial circumstance and then walks out of her office armed with a plan to save their home and a smile.. Ms. Bereliani grew up in Los Angeles and graduated from the University of Southern California (USC) with a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration from the Marshall School of Business with a focus on real estate law and finance. She enjoys traveling, spending time with her friends and family, cooking and oil painting.

Samani Law Firm is a full-service law practice specializing in employment, business, and personal injury matters. The firm represents clients in various capacities, from counseling clients on their legal rights, to handling cases through all phases of litigation, to meeting clients’ transactional needs. Samani Law Firm is dedicated to providing competent and effective legal services to its clients, with the personalized attention of a small law practice.

Sam Tabibian was raised in Southern California in a family of physicians. During his childhood, he saw countless injured patients walk through his father’s and uncles’ medical offices. Having witnessed patients suffer through injuries from no fault of their own, Sam began his path to law school. Sam graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a JD and MBA in 2004.. After graduating, Sam joined a prominent California firm that focused on civil litigation. Frustrated with the types of cases he worked on, in 2008 Sam started his own practice focusing on Personal Injury, Business Litigation, and Real Estate litigation largely representing plaintiffs in complex cases.. In 2013 Sam co-founded Century Park Law Group, a firm dedicated to representing plaintiffs in personal injury matters. Sam has also utilized his MBA from Loyola Marymount to manage Century Park Law Group and help obtain excellent results for clients while finding new and innovative ways to use cutting edge technology in the firm.

Sam S. Yebri is an experienced employment trial lawyer, handling a broad range of wrongful termination, sexual harassment, discrimination, and wage and hour matters on behalf of employees throughout California.  He has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients.  Sam also has substantial experience in a broad range of litigation matters, including business and commercial litigation, entertainment, intellectual property, real estate, and class actions. Prior to founding MERINO YEBRI LLP, Sam worked at two prestigious national firms, Proskauer Rose and Jones Day. He is a graduate of Yale University and USC Law School.  He also clerked for esteemed federal judge, Hon. A. Howard Matz (Ret.).

Sam Heidari is the founding principal of Heidari Law Group, a law firm specializing in personal injury, wrongful death, and employment law with offices in California and Nevada. Sam Heidari has been practicing law for over 11 years and handles a wide range of cases including car accidents, wrongful death, employment discrimination, and product liability. The Heidari Law Group legal firm is known for its comprehensive approach, handling cases from initial consultation through to final judgment. Sam Heidari is dedicated to community involvement and advocacy for civil liberties.

Sam Cleaver represents California employees in all aspects of employment law including, wrongful termination, discrimination and unpaid wages. Mr. Cleaver has tried multiple cases to verdict in state and federal court. Most recently he won a $6 million plus verdict on behalf of a group of employees forced to undergo off the clock security checks before leaving work for meal periods. Mr. Cleaver has also secured multiple seven figure and high six figure settlements in class actions and on behalf of individual clients.. Mr. Cleaver graduated from the University of Southern California Law School in 2006. Before attending law school, Mr. Cleaver worked as an ESL teacher in the Los Angeles County Unified School District. Mr. Cleaver has been voted a Super Lawyer by his peers in 2018 and 2019.

Saam Takaloo is an experienced and proficient attorney, practicing complex commercial, employment and intellectual property litigation, as well as entertainment and corporate law.  His clients range from large financial institutions, real estate developers, apparel manufacturers and high net-worth individuals, to technological start-ups.  With extensive experience handling all phases of a wide variety of cases from inception to settlement or trial, as well as numerous transactional business, real estate and intellectual property matters, Mr. Takaloo is fully equipped to address the business needs of individuals, small businesses, and multinational corporations, alike.. Mr. Takaloo received a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Business from the University of Southern California.  He then attended Loyola Law School, concentrating in corporate law, serving on the Moot Court Honors Board, and representing the school in the Roger J. Traynor California Moot Court Competition.  He was also a semi-finalist in the Transactional Negotiation Competition, and addressed the legal needs of clients in the design and fashion industries as part of Loyola’s Fashion Law Clinic.. Outside of the office and courtroom, Mr. Takaloo is active in his community, serving on the Board of Directors of the Iranian American Bar Association.  In his free time, he enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with his friends and family, which includes Enzo, his Doberman Pinscher.

Saad Sweilem isn’t just an attorney. He’s a passionate advocate dedicated to defending those who need it most. A proud Muslim-American, Sweilem painfully witnessed the misrepresentation of his community following 9/11, inspiring his mission to empower marginalized people and champion civil rights.. He says “People talk about the voice of the voiceless, but I think everybody has a voice. Our job is to help them find that voice, tell their story, and guide them through the complex legal system, which is intimidating to people. Especially the more vulnerable and marginalized people who need our help the most.”. Before joining Adamson Ahdoot, Sweilem was a Deputy Public Defender at the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office. He worked with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a nonprofit grassroots civil rights group, where he enriched his community with classes, training, and workshops. The Bay Area native gained national acclaim and was awarded a Civil Rights Achievement Award by CAIR after he advocated for the heartbreaking plight of a young family separated due to harsh immigration policies. Sweilem is a member of the California State Bar and roots for Bay Area teams like the Warriors and the 49ers in his free time.

Ryan W. Koppelman is a highly accomplished attorney with a national reputation for solving complex legal challenges. With two decades of experience, including roles as a criminal prosecutor with the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office and as a defense lawyer at one of the nation’s largest law firms, Ryan has handled countless jury and bench trials. His dual perspective as both a prosecutor and defense attorney equips him with the insight needed to secure the best possible outcomes for his clients.Ryan is widely regarded as a talented and trusted advocate who excels at achieving favorable resolutions, whether through negotiation or litigation. His practice is dedicated to defending clients facing DUI and misdemeanor charges in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Clients value his legal ingenuity, creativity, and unwavering commitment to their defense.Ryan’s exceptional work has earned him national recognition, including rankings as one of the top lawyers in the country by Patexia and IAM. He was also recently honored as an Attorney of Excellence in Criminal Defense Law by Lawyers of Distinction, a distinction featured in the Wall Street Journal.

Ryan K. Marden is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP. He specializes in civil litigation with an emphasis on public-entity representation, railroad-related litigation, general business and real estate litigation. With more than 13 years of experience, Ryan has significant litigation experience, handling matters from inception through trial. He has extensive experience in preparing and arguing dispositive motions, managing mass tort litigation, training and advising clients in pre-litigation evidence preservation, and briefing and arguing appellate issues.

Ryan D’Ambrosio is an Associate Attorney at ADLI Law Group.. Mr. D’Ambrosio’s practice focuses on criminal defense, handling both state and federal cases. Mr. D’Ambrosio received his J.D. from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, receiving an additional honors degree in entertainment transactions. Before attending law school, Mr. D’Ambrosio earned a Bachelor of Science in business from Linfield College.. Mr. D’Ambrosio has represented clients in all stages of criminal proceedings and has extensive knowledge of the state and federal laws governing narcotics, organized crime, and violent crimes. Mr. D’Ambrosio represents clients accused of a range of felony and misdemeanor cases.. Areas of Practice:• Criminal Law• State Law• Federal Law• Felonies• Misdemeanors• Driving While Intoxicated• Drug Crimes• Violent Crimes• Sex Crimes• Fraud• Homicide• Theft• Probation Violation• Burglary• Assault and Battery• Computer Crimes• Medical Marijuana• Narcotics Possession• Narcotics Sale• Kidnapping• Robbery• Organized Crime and Racketeering. Education:• Loyola Law School, J.D.• Linfield College, B.S., Business. Bar Admissions:• California State Bar. Honors:• Entertainment Transactions Concentration• Professional Associations• Beverly Hills Bar Association• LA County Bar Association – Criminal Law Section

Ryan Daneshrad is a trial lawyer, and President and founder of LA Century Law.. In law school, he served as Chief Production Editor of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law School’s International Law Review. He was also a former clerk to the Honorable Bruce G. Iwazaki in the Los Angeles Superior Court.. He has been recognized as an aggressive advocate for his clients and truly a rising star. He has been a Super Lawyers magazine selectee in 2018, 2019, and 2020 as “Southern California Rising Star”. An honor that is limited to the top 2.5% of attorneys in California. His accolades also include recognition as a “Lawyer of Distinction” and recipient of “Top 40 Under 40” by the American Academy of Attorneys.. LA Century Law has been awarded the 34 fastest growing lawfirm in the nation by Law Firm 500.. He is involved in various organizations including the California Attorneys Association Los Angeles and serves as a board member to the Drug Enforcement Administration Survivor Benefit Fund in Los Angeles.. He is a member of the California bar.

Ruth Dayan Eget, Esq. is a tireless advocate for her clients and their families. She has extensive experience in the family law field and provides comprehensive strategies to resolve all family law matters including: dissolution, characterization and division of assets, spousal support, child support, child custody, paternity matters, domestic violence, pre- and post-nuptial agreements. Her ability to assess and anticipate various scenarios allows her to devise specific and imaginative strategies to help clients reach their goals, protect their rights, and avoid future litigation. Ruth is known for her empathetic yet firm approach to what are often tumultuous times in her clients’ lives.