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• Litigation attorney specializing in international and domestic subrogation law in the Western US and South and Central America.. • Responsible attorney for cases involving commercial loss sites including refineries, manufacturing plants, industrial development, wild fire, catastrophe and large scale private property.. • Lead attorney for all aspects of litigation commencing with loss investigation, subrogation analysis, litigation commencement, depositions of key and expert witnesses and representation at trial.. • Licensed in California, Nevada, the District of Columbia and the United States District Court for the Central District of California and Nevada (pending).. • Responsible attorney for loss sites in Central and South America, as well as other US and foreign jurisdictions.. • Fluent in Spanish and Italian languages, conversational French and Armenian.Specialties:Immigration, Civil and Business Litigation; Entertainment Contracts, Real estate transactions, contract negotiation, breach of contract, collections, lien removals, securities, UCC and Secured Transactions, title.

Why hire Stuart Barasch?. Three reasons: Extreme self-discipline, compassion, and honesty. In that order? Yes.. Why? Because these are the 3 characteristics that have brought me my success.. Without strict discipline an attorney cannot effectively represent  your interests.  A good attorney knows, he does not have all the answers in his head. To effectively represent you, a devoted and disciplined  attorney,  will put your interests ahead of his own, and spend weekends and nights, sometimes after dinner,  researching the law and thinking about the facts of your case.. I put a lot of effort into putting my client’s life back in order. I know how unsettling it can be to have your world suddenly turned upside down.  I’ve had those upside down moments too. I feel privileged to be an attorney and in the position of being a helping hand.  When your world becomes distraught, when you feel there is no way out, no hope for a future, having a dedicated lawyer on your side, can make all the difference.. If I have to give up some personal time to better your life,  I do so gladly, and with compassion, because I know that through my efforts I can make a difference in your life, and for the better.. Honesty. Everyone deserves an honest answer. I will give you one. If your case cannot be won, I will tell you that up front in our first consultation.  And if I accept your case, I will honestly represent you throughout the process, always giving you honest answers to all your questions. Honesty, I have found, is the best policy.

People are more budget-conscious than ever. A current trend in the legal market is a demand for low cost and unbundled legal services.. Thomas Sands takes prides itself on providing a large firm experience for our clients while providing affordable legal services found in smaller law firms. This combination allows for effective strong legal services while not putting the client in a position to choose whether or not the legal services will put them in a life or death financial situation.. A client should never have to choose between paying for a lawyer and having their day in court.

Nigel is the Principal Attorney at The Law Offices of Nigel Burns, which he founded in in 2005. Nigel has over 15 years’ experience as an attorney and graduated from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. Nigel is a zealous and conscientious advocate who puts his clients first always. Besides Nigel's dedication to his law practice, Mr. Burns is a loving husband and proud father of five beautiful children. Nigel, originally from Ireland enjoys spending time with his famliy, coaching his son's basketball team, watching boxing and representing boxers and reading History.. Nigel is also part owner of a Social Bar and Kitchen in Montrose, Ca.

Nicholas Rosenberg has been an active member of the State Bar of California since 2004 and is a Certified Legal Specialist in Criminal Law.  He earned his law degree from the University of San Francisco and his undergraduate degrees from the University of California at Berkeley in both Philosophy and Architecture.  His high academics and community work have resulted in many awards.. Mr. Rosenberg has a science background and a strong litigation record after having been a public defender in Ventura and Central California for three years.  He has tried nearly every type of misdemeanor case and several felonies, and has the experience to handle any type of criminal matter.  He has the background to focus on the complexities of DUI trials, which are some of the most difficult trials to win.. Additionally, Mr. Rosenberg is quite passionate about defending gang allegations, drug crime allegations, sexual offenses and cases involving conspiracy and criminal organizations.  His life experience as a community organizer in high crime and low income neighborhoods distinguish his ability to formulate legal defense strategies.. Mr. Rosenberg was Lead Arbitrator for the San Francisco Community Court for the Tenderloin and South of Market, and codeveloped a Shoplifter Offender Program with the District Attorney’s Office.  He was an extern with the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in the Criminal Research section of the Office of Staff Attorneys dealing with federal criminal appeals.. Mr. Rosenberg has served on the Board of Directors for the Glide Economic Development Corporation developing  non-profit housing in San Francisco.  Prior to law school he served as the Director of a non-profit agency doing community organizing to improve San Francisco's Tenderloin and Sixth Street corridors.  He has been a longtime advocate for rehabilitation and reentry services for inmates and prisoners.

Mr. Savoy, a native to Los Angeles, graduated from California State University, Northridge with high academic honors.  Mr. Savoy attended Southwestern Law School, where he was named to the Dean's List and graduated in the top of his class.  Mr. Savoy has worked in both the private and government sectors, where he has gained invaluable experience and connections.  While in Law School, he clerked at the Office of the Ventura County Public Defender, as well as the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.  In the private sector, Mr. Savoy worked at the Law Offices of Bruce Margolin, a Criminal Defense Firm.. Most recently, Mr. Savoy worked as an attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Multijurisdiction Practice, a Non-Profit Legal Organization focused on Civil Rights.  His diverse legal background has given him a unique perspective on the law and the ability to analyze legal issues from all angles.

Mr. Herrera was born in Los Angeles and raised in Koreatown, just west of Downtown. Mr. Herrera attended and graduated from California State University, Northridge with a bachelor’s degree in History. Thereafter, he attended Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego and graduated Magna Cum Laude in May 2012 with a Juris Doctorate degree.. While at Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Herrera interned at the San Diego Alternate Public Defender’s Office, where he was involved in all aspects of juvenile criminal matters. As an intern, he argued several motions as a certified legal intern under the supervision of an attorney and counseled clients in English and Spanish.. In addition, Mr. Herrera clerked for Justice Terry O’Rourke of the California Court of Appeal, Fourth District, Division One. He reviewed and researched law briefs and helped develop research and writing strategies for draft opinions. He assisted in drafting two opinions for the Court.. Upon graduation, Mr. Herrera worked at the Law Offices of William R. Burgener, a private criminal defense attorney with over thirty years of experience. As a post-graduate law clerk, Mr. Herrera drafted trial court motions and appellate briefs for submission in both state and federal court. He primarily dealt with DUI, drug possession and smuggling, and illegal entry cases.. Mr. Herrera also worked for a CPA/attorney in North County San Diego as a post-graduate law clerk. During that time, he helped represent clients in tax matters before the FTB, EDD, and IRS. He helped draft estate plans, including trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives. He also administered an irrevocable trust with a net worth over $2 million.. After living in San Diego for several years, Mr. Herrera decided to return back home to Los Angeles to be closer to his family and provide legal services to the community where he grew up. Mr. Herrera handles criminal defense, personal injury, and estate planning matters using the experience he gained at these prestigious Southern California law offices.. Mr. Herrera is committed to providing the highest quality legal representation to his clients. Mr. Herrera is a member of the State Bar of California and is admitted to practice before all courts of the State of California.

Me centro en juicios de litigio civil complejos y casos de lesiones personales.. Tengo más de 10 años de experiencia en juicios y he logrado veredictos en casos de alto riesgo relacionados a productos defectuosos, accidentes de auto, mordeduras de perro, negligencia medica, el abuso sexual, homicidio culposo, despidos injustificados, así como varias disputas de negocios.. Antes de formar Tafoya y Garcia, yo era un abogado litigante exitoso en Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld en Los Angeles.. Comencé mi carrera legal en Pillsbury Madison & Sutro (Los Ángeles) y pasó tiempo como fiscal en la ciudad de Long Beach.

Mayasha Christian, is the principal and founder of M.C. Law, P.C. She is licensed to practice law in the State of California and is dedicated to shaping families into functional units, and to resolving conflict.. Born in Germany and moving to the United States at an early age, Ms. Christian has experienced various cultures and perceptions that shape our society today. She concentrates on the needs of each client. Listening to concerns and facts, Ms. Christian places her efforts on what is important to the client - to find a favorable resolution. It is believed that the most agreeable, cost effective, and child pleasing way to resolve legal issues is settling a case out of court by working with both parties in drafting an agreement. However, if an agreement cannot be reached, the settlement process serves as good preparation for a court hearing.. Ms. Christian is a graduate of University of California, Irvine (UCI), where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 2006. In 2009, she obtained a Masters in Business Administration from California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) at the Mihaylo College of Business, emphasizing International Business and small business. Then, in 2012, she graduated from Western Michigan University, Cooley Law School.. While attending the undergraduate program at UCI, she was president of the Thai Club and during law school she interned at Sixty Plus, Inc. Elderlaw Clinic.. Since passing the California Bar Exam in 2013 until November 2014 , Ms. Christian begin her legal career as an In-House Counsel for a local construction company. While this position helped fuse together her business background with her law degree, she did not have a sense of fulfillment and longed to make a difference in people’s lives. When watching a close friend go through a contentious custody battle, her passion for the field of family law blossomed. As of October 2014, the doors of M.C. Law, P.C. were open.. She is fluent in English and Thai (Conversational).

Maryann P. Gallagher is a seasoned trial attorney with over 25 years of experience in Employment Litigation. She has tried more than 40 cases to verdict, earning significant victories in employment law and other areas, including products liability, personal injury, and medical malpractice. Ms. Gallagher has also argued her own appeals, with several published cases that have shaped legal standards in sexual abuse and HIV transmission law. Her work in Bihun v. AT&T (1993) set important precedent for punitive damages and evidence spoliation in sexual harassment cases.. Ms. Gallagher’s career is defined by her commitment to justice for victims of workplace discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. She has achieved landmark results, including a $67 million verdict in C.R. v. Tenet Healthcare Corp. (2009) for a sexual assault victim. Her dedication has earned her numerous accolades, including being named Trial Attorney of the Year by CAALA in 2017 and recognition as a “Super Lawyer” and “Top Attorney in Southern California” for over a decade. Ms. Gallagher is also a sought-after speaker and serves as an Emeritus member of CAALA’s Board of Governors. She holds a BA from the University of Pittsburgh and a JD from Temple University Beasley School of Law.

Mark D. Bratt – of The Bratt Law Firm – launched his Los Angeles / Culver City-based firm with a simple goal to help individuals and their families seek justice when they have been wrongfully harmed. He has worked on hundreds of complex injury and terminal cancer cases throughout the country, with a primary focus on exposures to asbestos (mesothelioma + lung cancer), chemicals, products liability, and accidents causing catastrophic injuries. Taking a heart-lead and hands-on approach, Mark always strives to make a real difference in each client’s life while guiding them through challenging and uncertain times.. Mark has tried dozens of jury trials – winning over $150 million in verdicts and settlements for his clients. He has been honored with several awards for his trial work and notable results, including a 2018 nomination as the Los Angeles “Trial Lawyer of the Year” (CAALA), the National Trial Lawyers “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” and “Top 40 Under 40” (2014), as well as being recognized as a Los Angeles Super Lawyer’s “Rising Star” (2015-2019) and an “Up-and-Coming 100” Lawyer in Southern California (2015-2017). He is a current member of Justice HQ, CAALA, CAOC, and AAJ.. Outside of the courtroom, he regularly volunteers his time to mentor and train law students, paralegals, and lawyers on effective litigation tactics through lectures, workshops, and mock trials (Harris Martin, PALS, Perrin). His recent work on the CAOC Board of Governors has helped strengthen California’s consumer protection laws with the passing of SB 477 – which now permits family members to seek pain and suffering damages on behalf of someone wrongfully killed. When not seeking justice for his clients Mark prioritizes spending time with his family and friends – whether it's walking to dinner in downtown Culver City, catching a live concert at the Hollywood Bowl, or watching his daughter play soccer at the park. And just know… if you see him on a local basketball court he is just as tough to face there as he is in the courtroom!

Licensed to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

I lead the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Real Estate Branch, which is responsible for advising the elected officials, staff and departments that comprise the City of Los Angeles on all matters involving land use, planning, real estate and housing. The Real Estate Branch focuses on all homelessness-related issues, working closely with those responsible for implementing the Mayor's plan to address this crisis via the Inside Safe Initiative and other City-led projects to decrease homelessness.

I have practiced  general civil litigation in the Los Angeles area for over twenty years, with an emphasis on commercial litigation, real estate disputes, construction cases, intellectual property litigation, and related matters.  I have tried over a dozen complex jury cases to verdict, including construction defect, patent infringement, enterprise software defect, assault and battery, and submerged vessel recovery lawsuits.  My law firm is "the entrepreneurial firm for entrepreneurial clients."

Hooman Kazemi serves as a Deputy Public Defender with the Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office, where he is currently a Trainer.  He trains newly hired lawyers in advanced trial advocacy and substantive principles and mentors them through their first trials.  Previously he defended clients through Jury Trial against all types of felony charges filed by the prosecutor's office. Mr. Kazemi has tried nearly 75 cases to judges and juries at the felony, juvenile, and misdemeaner level, achieving exceptional results. In recognition of his outstanding trial record, Mr. Kazemi was named 2010 California Trial Lawyer of the Year by the state-wide criminal defense bar assocation The Private Defenders.. Mr. Kazemi is also a Faculty Lecturer with the University of Southern California, a position he has held since 2007. He is the Assistant Program Director of the Dornsife Trial Advocacy Program and co-teaches "Trial Advocacy: Theory and Practice". Mr. Kazemi earned his law degree from Loyola Law School. At Loyola, he was a member of the nationally ranked Byrne Trial Advocacy team and participated in the Williams Civil Rights Litigation Clinic. He earned First Honors in Franchise Law, Trial Advocacy, and Advanced Trial Advocacy. Mr. Kazemi earned his undergraduate degree in International Relations from the University of Southern California, where he was a member of the undergraduate trial advocacy team and recipient of the Freeman Foundation Explore East Asia scholarship and Alumni Achievement Award.

Honors and Recognition:. Graduate of Trial Lawyer's College, 2017Who's Who Among Law Students, San Diego. San Diego La Raza Lawyers Scholarship Recipient. Filipino American Lawyers of San Diego/ Pan Asian Lawyers of San Diego, Scholarship Recipient. National Latina/o Law Student Association Moot Court, Semi finalist. Undergraduate:. During her undergraduate studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Ms. Galindez worked for the Admissions Outreach Program to attract and retain students of color. Additionally, she volunteered as a tutor and mentor at the Isla Vista Teen Center to help under-privileged teens do their homework and prepare for college.. Legal Experience:. Criminal Defense Trial Attorney, passionate about  successful representation of indigent clients.. Previous experience:. California Innocence Project, California Western School of Law, Legal Intern, evaluated claims of factual innocence.. Orange County Public Defender, Writs and Appeals Unit, intern.. Pro Bono intern for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) where Ms. Galindez was involved with issues regarding immigration raids, voting rights issues, and discriminatory practices in public school enrollment.. Certified Legal Intern for the San Diego Office of the Public Defender in both the Juvenile Delinquency and the Felony Divisions. Certified by the State Bar of California to conduct criminal defense appearances on behalf of the indigent accused.. Judicial Extern for the Honorable John Allen Houston, United States district judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of California.. Volunteer:. Women’s Resource Fair (via the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program). Revlon Run/Walk for Women’s Cancers. Student-mentor panel at Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Street Law, Inc.. Leadership:. Board Member, Latino Public Defender Association  President, La Raza Law Students Association at Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Co-Chair, Lawyer's Club, Student Committee. Co-Chair, Transportation Committee, Women's Resource Fair. Publications:. San Fernando Valley Bar Association, "Mindfulness in the Practice of Law, How to Reduce Stress and Thrive." 2016

Brian Poulter is an experienced trial attorney who devotes his practice to representing individuals and their families in matters of personal injury and wrongful death. Brian has litigated and tried to verdict numerous commercial trucking, premises liability, and products liability cases, as well as countless auto, dangerous condition, security excessive force, and severe pedestrian and bicyclist injury cases. Brian also has extensive experience representing minors and the elderly in school liability and elder abuse cases. Through hard work, compassion, and creativity, Brian has obtained amazing results at trial and through settlement, recovering hundreds of millions of dollars for his deserving clients over the years against negligent individuals, public entities, school districts, and corporations.. Highest Trial Verdict:. Jan. 2020 | $5,500,000 | #14 Highest Verdict in Western United States for 2020 - All Practice Groups; #72 Highest Verdict for entire United States for 2020 - All Practice Groups; Largest Elder Abuse Verdict in Van Nuys, CA HistorySherril Phillips v. AvantGarde Senior Living, LLC, et al.$55m-over-womans-injuries-at-tarzana-senior-living-facility/5874487/. Notable Settlements & Verdicts:. $1,000,000 Settlement – Maria Perez, et al. v. Confidential Corporation – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2022. $1,250,000 Settlement – Minor Child v. Confidential Doctor & National Hospital Chain – Birth Injury Medical Malpractice | 2022. $8,000,000 Settlement – Michael Farhat, et al. v. Confidential International Automobile Manufacturer – Products Liability | 2021. $3,000,000 Settlement – John Doe v. City of Hermosa Beach – Dangerous Condition of Public Property | 2021. $2,062,000 – Mateaki Fakahua. v. Confidential 18-Wheeler Trucking Company – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2021. $489,000 Verdict – Susana Servin v. Chao Chen, et al. – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2021. $1,000,000 Settlement – Charles Jones, et al. v. Holistic Hospice – Elder Abuse & Wrongful Death | 2020. $5,500,000 Verdict – Sherril Phillips v. AvantGarde Senior Living, et al. – Elder Neglect | 2020. $350,000 Verdict – Carlos Perez, Sr. v. Kailey Gullett, et al. – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2019. $5,460,000 Settlement – Minor Child v. Confidential Sherman Oaks Private School, et al. – School Negligence | 2019. $1,000,000 Settlement – Juan De Leon v. Confidential 18-Wheeler Trucking Company – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2019. $650,000 Verdict – Dean Khan v. Abel Sandoval – Motorcycle Injury | 2018. $1,400,000 Verdict – Jesse Bias v. Phoenix Express Group, Inc. – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2018. $5,000,000 Settlement – Jaime Hernandez Ortiz v. VSC Farms, Inc. – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2018. $160,500,000 Verdict – David Moradi v. Nevada Property 1, LLC, et al. – Security Excessive Force | 2017. $2,500,000 Settlement – Minor Child v. City of Pasadena – Dangerous Condition of Public Property | 2017. $1,000,000 Settlement – John Doe v. Confidential 18-Wheeler Trucking Company – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2016. $638,000 Verdict – Carolyn Shaw v. Sarah Gengle, et al. – Motor Vehicle Negligence | 2016. $1,500,000 Settlement – Craig Buck v. Confidential Individual Defendant – Bicycle Injury | 2015

Attorney Shoham Joseph Solouki attained a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Information Systems from California State University Northridge. Mr. Solouki went on to receive a Juris Doctor Degree from Southwestern Law School and was admitted to the California State Bar the same year. In addition to being admitted to practice law in California, Mr. Solouki is also admitted in the United States District Court for the Central District of California, the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Tax Court, and the United States Court of International Trade.. Further, Mr. Solouki is a member of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles, American Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, San Fernando Valley Bar Association, Pasadena Bar Association, and other legal organizations. Mr. Solouki's experience in the areas of Employment Law, Personal Injury, Probate, Estate Planning, Tax law, Business Law and Civil Litigation give him a unique set of skills to assist employees, famililes and small businesses.. Please visit our websites for more information:

As an expert in Juvenile Law, I have co-edited a book about the collateral consequences of juvenile court involvement, and have also argued juvenile matters in both the California Court of Appeal and California Supreme Court.   In addition, I have testified as a juvenile law expert at the California State Capitol and have worked on legislation for juvenile issues.. Because of my experience, I give talks on both a state and national level regarding juvenile law issues.  I have presented to judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, investigators, medical professionals, law schools, and other institutions.

As a criminal defense attorney, my job is to get you the best representation possible and then get you home. I ONLY practice in the area of criminal defense so my sole focus is making sure my clients get the best possible outcome.. A little more about me.... With over 15 years of criminal law experience, I have a passion for protecting the rights of all persons accused of a crime.  I hold a BA in cognitive and biological psychology with a minor emphasis in administration of justice. My desire was to understand the effects of stress, drugs, alcohol and psychological disorders on persons involved in the criminal justice system. This knowledge, in addition to my Juris Doctor degree and license to practice law gives me a unique perspective and ability to empathize and facilitate superior resolutions for my valued clients. I set myself apart as one of the few true experts in criminal law. I devote 100% of my practice to criminal defense, and am  known for my aggressive and successful representation of those accused. Not only am I an experienced negotiator and an expert trial attorney, but I also have established a spotless reputation among judges, prosecutors, and fellow defense attorneys. I appear in court on a daily basis, defending clients who are facing charges ranging from petty theft to murder.  When necessary, I am prepared to take your case to trial, and maintain an experienced and tested array of consultants and forensic investigators. Every case is sensitive and important and I will devote my utmost attention to your matter.