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I am a Minnesota Personal Injury attorney. I represent individuals that have been injured in Minnesota Car Accidents and Wisconsin Car Accidents.  Contact my office today to schedule your free consultation.

Harman Randhawa is an attorney with a real estate background who resides in Roseville, California with his family. He graduated from UC Irvine with a degree in Economics and went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from Western State University College of Law in Irvine, California. During law school, he was also the recipient of Honor Roll and a Witkin Award for Academic Excellence in the area of Negotiations.. As an attorney, Harman has litigated hundreds of cases in state courts representing large insurance companies and large private employers. Because of his background, he is able to analyze and interpret lengthy contracts and provide his clients with an adept simplified explanation of its terms. His goal is to ensure his clients are always protected and are in the most advantageous position at every step of the way.. As someone who enjoys analyzing numbers, Harman feels passionate about real estate and has personal experience investing in commercial and residential real estate. He has a deep interest in the economy and stays up to date on factors influencing the market and housing prices. Harman is also multilingual and speaks: English, Punjabi, and Hindi fluently.. “I believe my legal background, negotiation skills, and passion for real estate is an asset to my clients to ensure they are able to make informed decisions on potentially one of the biggest financial decisions of their lives.”. Harman also works for a California based residential and commercial mortgage and real estate company — Attorneys Funding Group, Inc.

Former prosecutor now a five-star defense attorney helping people avoid and defeat criminal charges.  There is enormous value in understanding your opponent in any negotiation, and Ryan Couzens knows this only too well. He spent sixteen years on the other side of the courtroom, prosecuting cases for the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office. As an Assistant Chief Deputy District Attorney, Ryan supervised Yolo’s felony trial teams, Case Charging Unit, and Major Crimes Unit before deciding to move into criminal defense. His insight into prosecution strategies is invaluable to his clients, but even more important is Ryan’s motivation for changing sides.. Ryan practices criminal defense because he wants to help people, individual people, facing real, specific obstacles in their lives. As Ryan says, “When you’re a prosecutor, you’re representing the interests of the community at large – the People of the State of California. When you’re defending, you’re representing that person sitting right next to you in court, and only that person. I want to advocate for that person who is in trouble and help them move past it.” This passion earned the respect of professional colleagues.  According to David Cohen, founding Partner of the Cohen Defense Group, “Ryan had a reputation in Yolo as a compassionate but tough-as-nails DA who gave his all to every case, working hard, using bold tactics, and checking every detail. He was a fierce and respected prosecutor. Yet his transformation to criminal defense has been rapid and seamless. I knew he would be great with legal analysis, courtroom presence, and trial and negotiation tactics. What I couldn’t see coming was his remarkable ability to work with his clients. Ryan is patient, makes himself available, listens to his clients, explains things clearly, and truly cares about their fate.”. Ryan has the law in his veins. He is a third-generation attorney whose father, Hon. J. Richard Couzens, served as a judge on the Placer County bench. Ryan was raised understanding the gravity of the law and the impact that it has on people’s lives. He sees law as a profession of service to the community and acts to better the justice system wherever he can. For instance, Ryan cares deeply about mental health issues, which stems in part from raising two severely disabled children, for whom he is a constant advocate. This led to him contributing to the definitive guide for the State’s new Mental Health Diversion program (Penal Code ). As a prosecutor, Ryan created a “Harm Reduction” policy diverting those caught with drugs into treatment instead of prosecution. In an effort to make the criminal justice system more transparent and unbiased, Ryan authored Penal Code section 13370, the Justice Data Accountability and Transparency Act (JDATA), and Penal Code Section 741, requiring prosecuting agencies to implement race-blind charging in criminal cases. The adoption of Ryan’s proposed legislation into law is a testament to both his legal expertise and his concern for the welfare of the individual.. One of Ryan’s greatest strengths as a defense attorney is the experience he gained from his years in the DA’s office, where he did 46 jury trials, including multiple homicides, drug conspiracies, domestic violence, DUIs, robberies and other crimes.  He was one of only two attorneys to be twice voted Attorney of the Year by his colleagues.  “I was a prosecutor for 16 years, so I have perspective on what motivates DA’s, what drives their decisions. I know what it takes for them to prove a case.” That means Ryan also sees the shortcomings in the DA’s case and that’s where his passion for the law comes in. Ryan sees litigation as a battle and puts in the work to prepare accordingly. He spends hours researching case law, writing briefs, and preparing arguments. Ryan’s experience coupled with his enthusiasm for the work make him a powerful advocate and an exceptional defense attorney.. Ryan attended McGeorge School of Law where he was at the top of his class in Criminal Law and received the American Jurisprudence Award. He received his Juris Doctor degree from the prestigious Boalt Hall at U.C. Berkeley, where he extern-clerked for the California Supreme Court and went on to a federal clerkship in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. Before he found his calling in criminal law, Ryan practiced civil litigation for four years, including for the prestigious global law firm of Latham & Watkins LLP, where he worked on cases for clients such as the City of San Diego, Chevron and the National Football League.. Prior to practicing law, Ryan served in the United States Navy for five years where, in his free time, he did civic activities such as “Project White Hat,” helping terminally ill children and their families in Chicago, Illinois.. Born and raised in Placer County, Ryan was admitted to the California Bar in 2001. Education: University of Maryland, Asian Division; (B.S., Information Systems Management, 1996); McGeorge School of Law (First Year of Study, 1998); Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley (J.D., 2001). Member: Placer County Bar Association.  When he isn’t working, Ryan spends time with his family and engages in activities that support his children, including participation in special needs sports.

For over fifteen years, I have helped personal injury victims recover compensation for their injuries caused by another person's negligence. I have handled many types of injury cases, including auto accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip/trip and fall cases, dog bites, wrongful death cases, and premises liability claims. In doing so, I have secured millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts on behalf of my clients. I strive to always put my clients first as I take on stubborn insurance companies with the tenacity of a bulldog. One of the most appreciated aspect of my pracitce is my personal availability to my clients. Each of my clients receives my personal cell phone number and has direct acces to me via phone call or text message.. I was sworn in to the California Bar in December 2004, and I am licensed to practice law before all courts in the State of California and in Federal Court in the Eastern District of the United States District Court.. I began my practice in Bakersfield, California, working for a well known Kern County civil litigation firm. There I focused my passion for justice, energies and scholarship on a wide variety of personal injury and medical malpractice cases, honing my skills as a trial attorney and advocating on behalf of my clients at trial and at the appellate level.  While in Bakersfield, I also served as an elected member of the Board of Directors for the Kern County Bar Association.. In 2008, my wife and I returned to the Sacramento area, where we lived during my undergraduate and law school years. Since moving back to the Sacramento area, I have grown as an attorney, honing my skills in the courtroom and mastering my craft in the area of personal injury law.. In 2017, I was nominated as a 2017 Trial Advocate of the Year by the Capital City Trial Lawyers Association as a result of a substantial jury verdict I  was able to attain in a difficult trial in Amador County. That same year, I was named a 2017 Top Lawyer in Personal Injury by Sacramento Magazine. I have also been named a Rising Star by Northern California Super Lawyers.  I am also a member of both the Capital City Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice.

Experienced personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance lawyer handling auto, motorcycle, truck, and other vehicle cases, premises liability cases, government liability cases, product liability cases, dog bite and dog attack cases, life insurance claims, third-party worker's compensation cases, and all serious injury and death claims.

Donika P. Pentcheva was born and raised in Bulgaria, and received a "Green Card" through the U.S. Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, allowing her to move to America to obtain degrees in engineering, mathematics, political science, and law. Donika is a Patent Attorney and Board Director whose diverse background and global experience have gained her recognition as a go-to resource for entrepreneurial firms to Fortune 500 companies alike. With a focus on the information technology, medical, and industrial process control industries, Donika is an advisor to a variety of public and private organizations in need of developing robust intellectual property strategies. Working with executives at the most senior levels, Donika counsels clients in all aspects of their branding and advertising campaigns to maximize intellectual property protection and reduce the risk of liability for infringement claims.

David M. Daniels is a partner in Freeman Mathis & Gary's Sacramento office. Mr. Daniels has over 23 years of trial and transactional experience in cases involving: professional and medical malpractice, complex insurance coverage, class action litigation, construction, labor and employment law, catastrophic injuries, commercial litigation, and hospitality law. He has successfully litigated numerous cases in California's state and federal courts, in addition to handling a multitude of arbitrations and mediations.. Mr. Daniels has substantial experience in employment practices, risk management, insurance defense, and business law. He has led and counseled executives, corporations, and non-profit organizations on liability and exposure issues throughout his career. Mr. Daniels approaches his client's legal issues with reasonable, creative, and cost-effective solutions.

Bryan Bjorge is a civil litigation attorney with over a decade of legal experience in the Sacramento region. With experience in both small and large law firms as well as staff legal counsel for a multi-national insurance company Mr. Bjorge is now taking on new clients in the practice areas of business law, construction law, and real estate transactional work. Mr. Bjorge's philosophy is that an attorney should be a problem solver first and foremost.

Brittany Torbert proudly represents tenants across all counties in California, providing accessible, affordable legal services with flexible payment options tailored to meet clients’ needs.

BigLaw Experience
Brandon was a partner in the Labor & Employment Department of Seyfarth Shaw LLP (a top-tier international employment law firm with over 700 attorneys) where he co-led the California Class Action Group, was a contributing author for wage and hour and employment law treatises, and regularly gave presentations and blogged on California employment law.. Accomplished Litigator
Prior to working at Seyfarth Shaw, Brandon was a full-service litigator representing individuals and businesses in a variety of contexts, including class actions and complex business and employment disputes. He has worked on some of the biggest class action cases in California and was a member of the trial team on one of the largest and longest class action trials on record.. Employment Defense
Brandon has successfully represented some of the largest companies in California and the United States in multimillion-dollar employment lawsuits. For more information on the types of cases Brandon handles, click here.. Advice and Counseling
Brandon has counseled Fortune 500 companies, large privately held companies, and small businesses on California employment law compliance, with a focus on California’s wage and hour laws.. Skilled Class Action Litigator
Brandon has litigated class actions his entire 14-year career and has experience on both sides of the bar, helping him see a case from all angles, assess exposure at the outset of a case, and deliver a range of practical solutions to clients. He has helped clients defeat class certification on many occasions. Click here to view a short video on employment class action solutions for businesses.. Wage and Hour Defense
He has defended wage and hour class, collective, multi-party, and representative actions in every federal court in California, in every major county in the Central Valley and Bay Area, and on appeal at both the federal and state levels. He also leads the Cal Wage Hour Law initiative at Medina McKelvey, which provides businesses with a variety of options for evaluating and defending wage and hour lawsuits.. Business Focus
Brandon has handled employment lawsuits, including class and collective litigation, in a wide number of industries. He has a passion for learning the way businesses work and tailoring a legal solution that is right for the client’s business and industry.. Industry Emphasis
While at Seyfarth, Brandon created the Central Valley Food & Wine Law Group to address a wave of wage hour lawsuits against Central Valley employers. He now leads the Food Wine Law initiative at Medina McKelvey, which seeks to bring food, wine, and law together for clients in a variety of industries, including the food and wine industry.. Innovation
While at Seyfarth, Brandon started a first-of-its-kind California employment law blog aimed at finding creative ways to deliver practical solutions on issues that employers regularly face, in an easy-to-read format. Brandon is in the process of creating a new way for clients to get legal updates outside the crowded blogosphere. Stay tuned for more information.. Client Service
Brandon has developed new ways of communicating with clients that make it easier for them to quickly read emails and stay up to date on large cases and projects, including “At-A-Glance Case Updates.” He uses a unique writing style and format to keep communications focused and easy to read, while providing decision points and a clear roadmap for clients.. Strong Credentials
Brandon graduated from UC Davis School of Law (Executive Editor of the Law Review) where he authored a published law review article that has since been cited by numerous legal journals and courts. He grew up in Southeastern Michigan and graduated from Wayne State University (magna cum laude) in Detroit. The Sacramento Business Journal has included him as one of a select few Sacramento-area lawyers in its inaugural “Best of the Bar” list.. Community and Professional Commitments
Brandon holds to the highest ethical and moral standards in his practice and in his personal life. He is a member of the California State Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Federal Bar Association. He is active in his community and supports numerous local and international charitable organizations. He has donated significant time and money to pro bono and charitable work with CARE, the Placer County Food Bank, and other local charities. He has been pro bono counsel for Placer County Food Bank for the last four years.. Family Commitment
Brandon has been happily married to his wife for more than 14 years. He’s also the proud dad of a young daughter and a black Labrador Retriever.

Attorney Elaine V. Van Beveren is certified by the State of California as a Family Law Specialist.  She has been practicing Family Law since 1988. This Sacramento/Placer lawyer concentrates only on Family Law, giving her the experience and knowledge that you seek during this stessful time.   She agressively represents each client with the integrity and determination that will see you through this process.

Assad Hafeez of Legal Strategies Company comes from a rare immigrant family. Although born in Sacramento, CA, his parents are from two different sides of the world; Colombia and Pakistan. He was influenced by two different cultures and faiths. He enjoys representing people of all backgrounds. Hafeez speaks Spanish.. Before completing his legal studies, he studied International Relations, honing research, writing, and analysis skills, with great awareness of the politics and issues that affect different countries; he is familiar with the global organizations that produce helpful reports for cases. Before practicing law, Hafeez competed in several Immigration Moot Court Competitions that prepared him for Appeallate arguments and review of court decisions and records.. Hafeez's experience and dedication produce results, winning Asylum in 'hard to reach' places like Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Hafeez is resourceful in his case preparations, taking the time and care required to ready clients for their day in court. Hafeez also represents couples and families petitioning for citizenship and green cards in Sacramento.. As a member of the CA bar, his practice includes California law, advocating for landlords and property owners wrongfully affected by county and city municipal codes.. Hafeez's office is very close to all the local offices, courts, within a few minutes drive.

Ashley Amerio has dedicated her life to advocating for those who are in need of help in one way or another. She is the Founder and President of Ashley Injury Lawyers, which she established in 2007. Mrs. Amerio and her team work tirelessly to obtain the best possible outcome for each and every injury client.. Mrs. Amerio requires that all members of her team maintain the highest level of service and professionalism for the Firm’s clients. She understands that calling an attorney may be one of the most difficult decisions in a person’s life and strives to make the experience as painless as possible. Client satisfaction is a top priority at Ashley Injury Lawyers, and her results as an injury lawyer speak for themselves.. Mrs. Amerio is originally from Arizona. She attended San Jose State University. While attending SJSU, she interned at NASA Ames Research Center and obtained her B.A in Psychology, with a minor in Criminology. Mrs. Amerio then relocated to Sacramento and attended McGeorge School of Law. Throughout law school, she interned at a top law firm that specialized in Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, and Personal Injury. After handling thousands of Bankruptcy cases, Mrs. Amerio became the supervising attorney for the Chapter 7 team. After the overhaul in the Bankruptcy laws in 2005, Mrs. Amerio elected to become a prosecutor at the Amador County District Attorney’s office. As a Deputy District Attorney, she handled a wide variety of misdemeanor and felony cases, up to preliminary hearing and jury trial. Additionally, she had a near perfect jury trial conviction rate and held two awards based on her trial skills and zealous advocacy. During her tenure at the District Attorney’s office, Mrs. Amerio learned the justice system from the prosecutorial perspective. It is that perspective, combined with her experience as a defense attorney gives her a more complete understanding of both sides of the justice system.. In 2008, Mrs. Amerio created the personal injury department of Ashley Injury Lawyers. A decade later, personal injury is the primary focus of her Firm. She has earned herself the reputation of being experienced, aggressive, and compassionate over the years through her unparalleled record of success as a negotiator and trial attorney.. Ashley Injury Lawyers promises to make your experience as easy as possible and aims to obtain the best possible result for your particular injury. The Ashley Injury team understands that calling an attorney is difficult and can be a very intimidating process but wants to make it easier for you! Call now before it’s too late.

As a second career attorney I bring a different perspective to your legal issues.  I understand that the cost of representation is a strong consideration in how you want to approach a case.  I deal in all aspects of family law including contested and uncontested divorce, child custody and support, division of assets and debts, family business issues and spousal support.. I also have significant experience in litigating civil matter including real estate, partnership and business dispute.

As a father of four, I understand that parents will do all they can to provide for their family.  One part of my bankruptcy practice I really enjoy is that I help individuals and families regain their financial footing and secure hope for a better future.. Outside of my law practice I enjoy spending time with my family and serving in the community. I have been actively involved in the Boy Scouts of America, receiving my Eagle Scout Award as a young man, and having more recently served in adult leadership capacities. I have rendered pro bono legal services for the indigent and elderly with Legal Services of Northern California. I am actively involved in my church and teach a daily Bible study course to local high school students.

Arguably one of the top personal injury law firms in California, almost all of Penney and Associates lawyers are highly rated top personal injury trial lawyers; many of which previously worked for the insurance industry.  We believe this gives the lawyers at Penney and Associates a competitive edge.  Penney and Associates was founded by Frederick W. Penney in 1992.  Frederick Penney was admitted to the California State Bar in 1992. Mr. Penney received his B.A. degree from Brigham Young University in 1988 in Philosophy. He attended J. Reuben Clark Law School where he received his J.D. degree in 1991.. Following his admission to the bar he briefly worked for a nationwide personal injury firm. Due to numerous requests from potential clients, he opened the law firm of Penney and Associates in 1992. Mr. Penney as a young lawyer was contracted by a national law firm to take a number of their difficult cases to trial. Within six months of passing his bar he was lead trial lawyer in a large Superior Court personal injury case.. Mr. Penney is the author of numerous personal injury articles. He became a member of the California Trial Lawyers Association in 1993. He has been admitted in 1992 and 1993 to the Federal Eastern District Court and the 9th District Court of Appeals. Mr. Penney is also a member of the Washington D.C. bar and also admitted and qualified as an attorney and counselor of the Supreme Court of The United States.  Mr. Penney is also a Northern California Super Lawyer Selectee.. The Penney and Associates firm has now expanded to offices in Sacramento, Roseville, Loomis, Chico, Rocklin and Irvine with satellite offices in Fairfield, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, San Francisco and Southern California. Penney and Associates California Personal Injury Lawyers have handled numerous high profile personal injury cases and thousands of personal injury cases which has made his firm arguably one of the most sought after personal injury firms in the state.

Andrew Phan is licensed to practice law in California and Nevada, and he is a Partner at Accident Pros, LLP.  Mr. Phan focuses on business law, asset protection planning, and personal injury.

Adam earned his undergraduate degree from California State University at Sacramento, his Master in Business Administration from the University of California, Davis and his Juris Doctorate from Lincoln Law School. Adam has also completed his doctorate course studies at the University of Pacific.. Adam devoted his initial legal career to workers’ compensation law where he handled all manner of employee claims. Prior to earning his California State Attorney's License Adam worked with a boutique applicant attorney’s office for roughly 5 years where he managed all aspects of workers' compensation representation under the supervision of an attorney. After earning his Law License Adam worked for a statewide private defense firm defending insurance carriers against claims before moving to an inhouse staff counsel position for one of the nations largest insurance carriers. After learning the "tricks of the trade" as a defense attorney Adam return to his roots to represent injured parties and now devotes his practice to personal injury claims.. Before entering the legal profession, Adam’s career endeavors span the gamut from president of an institution of higher education, college professor, entrepreneur, director at a Fortune 200 company to staff member for a California State Assembly Member. Adam is married and the proud father of two children.

Abigail Sedra is an attorney at the Law Offices of Daniel A. Hunt where she works in the Estates Administration Department. Abigail earned her undergraduate degree with honors from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, where she earned a double major in less than four years. She returned to California for law school, and earned her Juris Doctorate from McGeorge School of Law in 2021, with a Concentration in Intellectual Property. She also earned her Mediation Certification.. In her free time, Abigail enjoys walking and hiking outdoors, painting, and watching cooking shows with her cat.

"Pursuing Equal Justice Under Law."

"I handle the bankruptcy and divorce cases most attorneys won't touch.". Barbara J. May is a sole practitioner in Roseville, where she has practiced in bankruptcy, divorce and adversary litigation for over 28 years.. She received her B.A. degree in paralegal studies from Winona State University and her J.D. degree from Hamline University School of Law. She is licensed to practice in Minnesota and Wisconsin, both Federal Courts and the 8th and 7th Circuits. She was board certified as a Consumer Bankruptcy Law Specialist by the American Board of Certification in 2000, and was a member of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys from 2002-2008. She practices consumer Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 litigation, divorce, and lectures frequently on bankruptcy litigation matters.

"Danielle Nygren works hard and relishes a challenge. She recently graduated from the U.C. Irvine School of Law with High Honors for working more pro bono hours than anyone else in her class. While Danielle was excelling academically, she put in over 400 hours on real-life cases at a number of Public Defender’s offices in Southern California. Her enthusiasm and talent make her an exceptional young attorney, and we are proud to have her on our team.. Danielle currently works in our misdemeanor and domestic violence units, where hard work and dedication matter. Fascinated with the criminal justice system and the power to protect people’s rights, Danielle says, “What motivates me to work so hard is feeling like I am someone’s advocate, their warrior – trained, informed, and ready to go to battle for them.”. Danielle fights many of those battles in the pre-trial phases of her cases. “I get fired up about discovery issues and police misconduct. Holding the District Attorney accountable to turn over their information and challenging police misconduct can really turn the tables in our favor. I love bail review arguments because I can get my client out of custody and that makes a difference for them.”. While in school, Danielle worked for the Sacramento County Public Defender, the Orange County Public Defender, the Santa Barbara Public Defender, the Clemency Project (where she sought a presidential pardon for her client), the Innocence Appeal Project (where she sought exoneration for her clients from the California Supreme Court), and a Criminal Justice Clinic and an Immigrant Rights Clinic through U.C. Irvine.. Her work experience in law school earned Danielle some notoriety in the community and brought her to the attention of the Cohen Defense Group’s managing partner, David Cohen, who says, “Adding Danielle Nygren to the Cohen Defense Group was an easy decision. She graduated from one of the state’s most innovative law schools in the top of her class, worked extensively on informant issues arising from the infamous Orange County jail snitch program, and successfully overturned the deportation of a U.S. Army veteran while working with the UC Irvine Immigration Clinic. This showed me that Danielle has a high level of dedication to the work and, more importantly, Danielle is a winner. She has quickly proven herself a strong advocate for our clients.”. She became a member of the state bar in 2018. Education: University of California, Irvine, CA (B.A. Social Ecology 2014); University of California School of Law, Irvine, CA (J.D., 2018). Member: State Bar of California, Placer County Bar Association."