Top best Litigation Lawyers Near me in ZIP 90077

Mhare Mouradian is an experienced attorney focusing his distinguished practice on complex civil litigation. Mr. Mouradian specializes in Business Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Civil Litigation, Corporate Transactions, and Real Estate Transactions. He has successfully represented numerous companies and individuals in state and federal court to verdict. He has valuable experience handling corporate and real estate transactions, premises liability, products liability and employment law matters.. Mr. Mouradian has wide ranging experience with alternative dispute resolution that has resulted in countless favorable settlements for his clients.  He strives to consistently develop integrated legal strategies that support his clients’ business objectives.  Additionally, Mr. Mouradian takes pride in serving as outside general counsel to several companies providing advice and guidance in all areas of business law.

Matthew Eandi is a problem-solver and advisor who deploys creative and cost-effective strategies to assist his clients in building their endeavors and resolving disputes along the way.. As a litigator, Mr. Eandi has diverse experience spanning several practice areas, including:. Commercial LitigationEmployment and LaborIntellectual PropertyBankruptcy, Insolvency and ReceivershipsSecured Assets and FinancingCorporate Fraud and EmbezzlementReal Property and LeasesConstructionMr. Eandi represents clients in matters throughout California in state, federal and bankruptcy courts, and private arbitrations and mediations. His experience has also come to include several complex multi-jurisdictional cases across the United States and internationally, in addition to appeals before the California Court of Appeal and Ninth Circuit.. Mr. Eandi was selected by Super Lawyers for the past four consecutive years as a Southern California Rising Star. Only 2.5% of Southern California lawyers are selected by Super Lawyers, having attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. In recognition of his service to underserved and at-risk communities, Mr. Eandi received the Distinguished Service Award from the University of Miami School of Law in February 2016.. As a Los Angeles-native, Mr. Eandi is passionate about the growth and development of the City of Los Angeles and the economy of the State of California. In his free time, Mr. Eandi is a disciplined runner, having completed three L.A. Marathons. He enjoys backpacking, skiing and is also an avid marine aquarist, photographer, and mediocre music producer. Since 2012, Mr. Eandi has volunteered as a founding member and served three consecutive terms as Chair of the Board of Trustees of Resolute Academy Charter School—a free public charter middle school in the Watts community of Los Angeles.

Matthew Brinton is the lead attorney at The Brinton Firm which is comprised of  highly skilled, dynamic lawyers with a proven track record of success. Our attorneys have extensive experience in each of our practice areas, and have leveraged that experience to help our clients achieve victory in all phases of representation, including advantageous settlements, favorable trial judgments, and successful appeals. Our clients recognize our commitment to zealous advocacy and our passion for victory. Our adversaries acknowledge and respect our expertise and our results. Our overwhelmingly positive past results and remarkably high client retention prove that our philosophy works. We would like to make it work for you.. Our practice areas include: Landlord Tenant Law, Property Torts, Lease and Contract Disputes, Personal Injury and Premises Liability Claims, Habitability Cases, Business Law and Litigation

Mark L. Share is an AV-rated litigator and real estate attorney. His complex litigation practice includes representing clients in state and federal courts and arbitrations in real property and business disputes. He guides clients through sophisticated business transactions. Mr. Share counsels commercial and residential property owners, business entities, and executives.

Macy Chan is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP with extensive litigation experience involving complex business disputes, toxic exposure and product liability. She defends Fortune 500 corporations in high-risk litigation, including employers, premise owners, and manufacturers of various products and equipment in the industrial, construction, automotive, and consumer markets.. While managing voluminous caseloads for national clients, Macy participates in all phases of litigation from inception through resolution, including discovery, investigations, fact and expert depositions, and trial. She employs an innovative and aggressive motion practice, such as moving cases to more favorable venues or forums, or leveraging early dismissals before incurring significant costs. Macy continues to litigate and manage cases after judgments and verdicts are entered to recover defense costs. In the appellate courts, Macy has assisted in a successful motion to dismiss an appeal as well as a successful response to Plaintiffs’ appeal of costs.. Additionally, Macy is involved in creative defense analysis and strategy development that assists her clients in forecasting trial outcomes. Depending upon the unique needs of each case and client, this can vary from mock trials, jury research, focus groups, as well as individual work-up. Macy has designed and produced mock trials with surrogate jurors to test trial themes and juror reaction to evidence, witnesses, and defenses. She has also participated in testing exercises with focus groups.

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

Laine is a commercial litigator specializing in contract disputes and business and investment frauds. He advises startups, founders, management teams, and investors in commercial litigation and transactions. Client industries include luxury goods, real estate, creative agencies and design firms, green energy, retail, and technology.

Keith Turner has been practicing since 1990. He spent his first 16 years at larger firms, including being a partner at a Beverly Hills firm. He represented large companies and entities in complex legal matters involving business, real estate, and insurance issues, and at the urging of a large client, he opened his own law office in 2007 to provide the same high-quality legal representation but with greater ability to offer alternative and performance-based fee arrangements.. He applies his knowledge and experience in large and complex matters to every case, no matter what the size. Optimistic and willing to fight for his clients, Keith Turner places great emphasis on initial evaluations that result in cost-effective, results-oriented strategies to save his clients valuable time and money.. As a litigator, Keith Turner represents clients in business, entertainment, insurance, legal malpractice, and real estate matters. He also serves as outside general counsel for manufacturing, construction, and real estate-related businesses. In addition to his own practice, he is “of counsel” to national law firm Foran Glennon Palandech Ponzi & Rudloff PC, as well as Beverly Hills boutique law firm Funsten & Franzen.. - See more at: #

Katherine G. McKeon, Associate at Sacks, Glazier, Franklin & Lodise, represents trustees, beneficiaries, institutional clients and individuals in trusts and estates litigation and probate disputes.. Ms. McKeon received her J.D., cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School in 2009, where she was a Contributing Editor of the Michigan Law Review and an Associate Editor of the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review.. Prior to joining Sacks, Glazier, Franklin & Lodise, Ms. McKeon was a litigation associate at Irell & Manella LLP, where she handled complex commercial litigation and patent litigation matters in a variety of state and federal courts.

Karla Waymire (Zerehi), Esq. is a Certified Family Law Specialist (CFLS) and founded Waymire Law Group, APC. Karla has been named "Top 40 under 40" by the National Trial Lawyers Association and was selected to Rising Stars for 2026 by "Superlawyers". This peer designation is awarded only to a select number of accomplished attorneys in each state. The Rising Stars selection process takes into account peer recognition, professional achievement in legal practice, and other cogent factors. Karla's legal emphasis is based in, aggressive legal representation in the areas of:. Karla is a member of CAALA, LACBA, PBA, BHBA, and WLALA.. Karla speaks three languages (English, Spanish, and Farsi).

Joyce H. Ma focuses her practice in the areas of securities litigation, domestic and international business litigation, and general liability matters in State and Federal Court.  Her extensive experience as an entrepreneur and business woman has helped Ms. Ma consistently attain exceptional results in the courtroom as well as dispute resolutions forums, while maintaining her sensitivity to each client’s personal and enterprise concerns.    Ms. Ma’s clients include major corporations including Fortune 500 Companies and multi-national corporations, as well as small businesses and sole proprietors.  She has assisted in the successful defense of large corporations in various delicate matters, including a defamation/libel action involving a renown international corporation and a domestic business entity.  She has also assisted and acquired favorable settlements on behalf of individuals and corporation alike, including a multi-million settlement in a products liability case.. During her graduate career, Ms. Ma served as Copy Editor for the Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice, and authored the article, “Proposition 8 and Education: Teaching our Children to be Gay?”  (19 S. Cal. Rev. L. & Social Justice 149).  She also was engaged as a summer associate for a top five ranked law firm in Seoul, South Korea.  She has participated in the Post-Conviction Justice Project through the advance clinic program at University of Southern California where she represented an inmate as a certified student.  In addition to acting as counsel in parole hearings, Ms. Ma also appeared before the California Court of Appeals on a Habeas Corpus petition on behalf of her client, which was granted by the Appellate Court.

Joshua Kroot is a member of Dentons' Litigation and Arbitration practice. He has represented both corporate and individual clients in complex commercial litigation, intellectual property, business tort and securities fraud actions.. ExperienceRepresent closely held company in dispute between owners over membership interests and potential sale of company.Represent corporation in dispute seeking reimbursement of Los Angeles County property tax penalties.Represent insurer in action seeking declaration that insurer has no duty to defend multiple large pharmaceutical actions.Represented multinational insurer in insurance bad faith litigation alleging failure to pay tens of millions of dollars of defense costs in several pollution liability cases. Achieved favorable settlement.Assisted financial services firm in defeating class certification in complex securities fraud class action.Represented marketing company sued for alleged failure to supervise employees. Achieved a dismissal of all claims.Represented coalition of entertainment companies in successfully challenging various unconstitutional statutes on First Amendment grounds.Represented casino holding company in successfully settling a challenge to company’s possession of naming rights it had purchased.Represent financial services company in action against former employees who misappropriated confidential information and achieved favorable settlement following partial trial.Assisted multinational property and casualty insurer in obtaining license to write insurance in state of New York.Assisted construction company in favorable settlement of contract dispute.Represented vending machine company in obtaining relief from non-compete agreement through favorable mediation settlement.. Activities and AffiliationsMembershipsAmerican Bar AssociationNew York County Lawyers’ Association

Jonathan Shin is an associate in the litigation department of Hooper, Lundy, & Bookman.  Mr. Shin’s practice comprises a wide range of matters on behalf of hospitals, medical staffs, and other health care providers.. Mr. Shin obtained his J.D. from UCLA School of Law in 2012 as a member of the Order of the Coif and Moot Court Honors Program. While in law school, he also served as Managing Editor of the Pacific Basin Law Journal, and served as an intern for the New York County District Attorney’s Office during the Summer of 2011.. Prior to joining Hooper, Lundy & Bookman, Mr. Shin was an associate for Shumener, Odson & Oh, LLP where he represented clients on a variety of commercial litigation matters, with a particular emphasis on commercial real estate litigation.. Mr. Shin is admitted to practice law in the State of California, the United States District Court for the Central, Southern and Northern Districts of California, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Jill Casselman practices in the areas of general and complex civil litigation, and intellectual property.  She has experience handling copyright, trademark, inverse condemnation, products liability, breach of contract, negligence, fraud, and animal law cases, representing both plaintiffs and defendants.. Ms. Casselman has substantial experience representing clients in all stages of litigation up through and including at trial. In 2010, she co-chaired two cases through trial, while preparing for trials in several other matters.  Representing the plaintiff in an inverse condemnation matter, the court found liability at trial, resulting in a $1.5 million settlement.. Ms. Casselman graduated cum laude from Boston University School of Law in 2009.  She received her B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania in 2006, where she graduated summa cum laude in three years.

Jeffrey Spitz is a legal counselor and trial attorney with decades of experience in handling complex business litigation and non-litigation legal issues. Mr. Spitz has tried matters to courts and juries at every level of the California and federal courts and has appeared in the state and federal courts of appeal. He has represented clients in countless arbitrations and before government regulatory authorities, including the California State Athletic Commission.. Mr. Spitz has obtained multi-million dollar jury verdicts, summary judgments and a variety of other favorable determinations for his clients. He has also been instrumental in assisting his clients to avoid litigation when a non-litigated resolution presented the best option to solve a particular problem.. Mr. Spitz has been rated a Super Lawyer since 2011, a rating reserved for outstanding lawyers who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.. Mr. Spitz provides clients with creative and cost effective solutions to legal problems and disputes. When a negotiated resolution is not achievable, Mr. Spitz is fully prepared to litigate to final judgment, including on appeal, when necessary.

Jeffrey Huron’s practice focuses on business, real estate and entertainment litigation, as well as civil appeals.  With over 25 years of litigation experience, he has won numerous high-stakes trials, arbitrations and appeals. Law & Politics has named Mr. Huron a Southern California Super Lawyer in Business Litigation for the past 5 years, and Martindale-Hubbell has given Mr. Huron its highest AV Preeminent rating since 1997.. Mr. Huron has written several published legal articles, including an antitrust article cited by the U.S. Supreme Court. He earned a J.D. from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, where he served as Note Editor of the Pacific Law Journal. He received a B.A. in History and Political Science from Marquette University.

Jason H. Tokoro is an experienced trial attorney who has prosecuted and defended actions in both state and federal court.  He has prevailed in complex commercial disputes involving a wide variety of issues, including intellectual property, entertainment, real estate, class actions and general business disputes.. Notable accomplishments include:. Prior to joining Miller Barondess, Jason was a litigation counsel at O’Melveny & Myers, LLP in its Business Trial and Litigation practice group and served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Dean D. Pregerson of the United States District Court for the Central District of California.. Jason received his Juris Doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley (Boalt Hall) in 2007, Order of the Coif.  During law school, he was a Supervising Editor of the Berkeley Business Law Journal.  Jason graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in English and Political Science.

Ian A. Stewart is a Partner in the Los Angeles office of Wilson Elser.  He handles complex litigation matters in a wide variety of practice areas, including product liability, construction litigation, architect/engineer liability, premises liability, commercial litigation, worker's compensation, and OSHA enforcement.  He has extensive trial experience and has represented clients throughout the country.

I was born and raised in the Silver Lake / East Hollywood area of Los Angeles.  I attended UCLA for college where I majored in History.  I then went on to attend law school at UCLA as well.  I practiced law for almost 13 years with a major international law firm based in Washington D.C. - focusing my practice on construction litigation and complex business litigation.  Throughout my tenure at that law firm, I also volunteered with the Orange County Public Law Center, where I handled family law cases exclusively.  After starting my family, I left the large international firm in search of some work/life balance now that my children are young.  I started a small firm, later joining my practice with Pahl & McCay, which is based in San Jose.  Here at Pahl & McCay, I continue to focus my practice on construction and general business litigation matters and family law matters.  I have also helped to nurture and expand Pahl & McCay's well-known fair housing law practice here in Southern California over the last several years.

I spent the first 30+ years of career in the largest law firms in the world, including in various management positions.  In 2011, I decided that my clients no longer needed that infrastructure (or overhead), and opened my own firm.  It has worked out quite well for my clients, my family, and me.

I represent businesses of all sizes and individuals in federal and state litigation, appellate, administrative, and arbitration matters. These matters fall generally within the realms of business, real estate, IP, entertainment, and insurance coverage. I help clients achieve their objectives through creative, proactive, efficient, and ethical representation.. Areas of practice:Trials, appeals, arbitration, mediationBreach of contractFraudUnfair competitionTrade secretsReal EstateIP / Domain name disputesPrivacy/Data BreachEntertainmentInsurance coverage. Any and all endorsements appearing below do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.

I represent a wide array of clients in securities litigation and enforcement matters, and in complex business litigation. I represent private equity funds, including hedge funds, broker-dealers, underwriters, placement agents and issuers (including their officers and directors) in SEC and FINRA (formerly NASD) enforcement proceedings, and in white collar criminal proceedings. In addition, I defend both underwriters and issuers (and their officers and directors) in securities class actions, shareholder derivative actions and takeover defense litigation.. Beyond securities matters, I also have an active complex business litigation practice, including representing parties in California consumer class actions involving claimed violations of the Right to Privacy, Section 17200 and RICO.. In addition to representing private and public companies in a variety of industries in both national and international business disputes as well as in securities class and derivative actions, I also represent both domestic and international market participants (including many Chinese issuers traded in the US, as well as underwriters and placement agents with respect to those transactions) in a wide range of securities litigation and enforcement matters, including pre-litigation crisis management counseling.. I have been approved by American International Group, Inc. (AIG), and XL Group PLC, as one of the few lawyers in California to represent directors and officers in securities and other complex (class action) litigation matters.

I own and run a boutique law firm that represents small and large companies in a wide array of business litigation, transactional, and regulatory matters. I have special expertise in telecommunications, new media, copyright, business formation, and land use and zoning issues. Before starting my own firm I was a partner at a large international law firm and a partner at a nationally-recognized communications boutique.

I love what I do. I get to learn about every industry imaginable, and many that I could never have imagined. I get to meet brilliant, driven and dedicated people, and I get to help them. Some people call it complex commercial litigation, corporate litigation or high stakes dispute resolution. At the end of the day, it's simply helping companies that have a problem. Sometimes a company doesn't even know the exact cause of the problem, but they know that they've been treated unfairly by a business partner, competitor, or even the government. Other times, it's more defined, such as receiving a subpoena in the mail, being sued, or initiating a lawsuit. No matter what it is, it's always about figuring out exactly what the problem is, figuring out the solution that the specific company wants most, and working tirelessly to make it a reality.