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Anna Okhovat is the founding member of Okhovat Law Firm. Ms. Okhovat's practice focuses on all types of personal injury matters including auto accidents, work injuries, slip/trip-and-falls, and others.. Okhovat Law Firm's legal team is knowledgeable, creative, and resourceful. We tailor our approach to your case in a compassionate and understanding manner. This rare and dynamic combination ensures your case will reach a satisfying resolution.

An honors graduate of UC Berkeley and Harvard Law School, Neil Shouse is a hard-hitting California personal injury lawyer and Las Vegas personal injury lawyer. He represents clients injured or killed from car accidents, workplace accidents, dog attacks, dangerous products and harmful drugs.. Mr. Shouse learned personal injury law by first working on the other side. He defended large insurance companies at Sidley & Austin, one of the world's largest and most prestigious law firms. His clients included State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual and Metlife. Now he uses this insider experience to help individual people take on the insurance industry...and win!. Mr. Shouse went on to hone his trial lawyer skills as a prosecutor with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office. At the D.A.’s office he litigated more than 50 jury trials to verdict, with an astounding 96% success rate.. A frequent legal commentator in the national media, Mr. Shouse has been featured as a legal expert on CNN, Fox New Channel, Good Morning America, Al Jazzera, Court TV,  the CBS Morning Show and Dr. Phil. He has been quoted in newspapers and magazines around the country.

Although it may sound very cliche, I'm passionate about representing my injured clients.  Personal injury is the natural field for me because I'm a caretaker at heart and I love the law. Oh, and I love my beagle, Pedro.

Aaron Colby is a California employment lawyer who knows how to resolve disputes. After 15 years representing companies, he started Colby Law Firm to represent employees. Aaron’s perspective and experience from being “on the other side” gives him an edge. Aaron brings his practical, focused, and relentless approach to helping employees protect their rights.. Aaron graduated University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in 2003 and returned to Los Angeles to pursue a law degree at Southwestern Law School. After clerking for a judge and graduating in the top of his class in 2006, Aaron entered “BigLaw” and began representing companies.. Aaron became one of the youngest equity partners at the national law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, where he represented businesses of all sizes across all industries in single-plaintiff and class action employment litigation. He fought and settled all types of employment claims (harassment, discrimination, wrongful termination, unpaid wages) in all contexts (direct negotiations, mediations, arbitrations, administrative agencies, judicial conferences, litigation).. Aaron is a regular contributor to the Forbes Food & Drink Blog and a frequent publisher on developments in California employment law.. Contact Aaron at or.

A San Fernando Valley-native, Mr. Mann received his Bachelors degree from the University of Southern California in 1979, and subsequently earned his Juris Doctorate in 1982.  As a law student, Mr. Mann achieved significant academic success, and was also a member of the Trial Advocacy Team.. Prior to founding the Law Offices of Lloyd S. Mann, Mr. Mann was the co-founder of a highly respected business law firm that served its legal clients for over 22 years. Prior to that, Mr. Mann was an attorney with a law firm, which at the time, was the largest law firm in the San Fernando Valley. At that firm, Mr. Mann was the Director of the litigation section of the firm's business department, and was also one of the founders of that firm's San Gabriel Valley office. This leadership role, where Mr. Mann mentored younger attorneys, and guided them through numerous legal matters, provided Mr. Mann with extensive and priceless knowledge & expertise in the field of business, real estate law, and civil litigation. In Mr. Mann's first jury trial ever, he obtained a large seven figure judgment, including hundreds of thousands of dollars in punitive damages.  The trial court Judge commented after the case that he had never seen a case where who the lawyer for a particular party was mattered as much, and contributed to victory, to such a degree as with the case of Mr. Mann and his client. The case was subsequently affirmed at the Court of Appeal level, and is viewed by many as a prime example of how to build a breach of fiduciary duty and fraud case, and how to present such a case to a jury.. After almost 40 years of practicing law, Mr. Mann strongly believes that there is a legal answer to every question, but also a practical response.  It is the practical response that requires an experienced practitioner, and only someone with substantial experience can help a client obtain the best possible result for the least amount of money and resources.