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Zack Broslavsky

Firm: Broslavsky & Weinman

11755 Wilshire Blvd. , Los Angeles , California 90025

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

Prior to co-founding Broslavsky & Weinman, I was a senior associate at Rutan & Tucker, one of the largest law firms in Orange County. I have extensive experience in a wide range of litigation matters, and has successfully worked on cases ranging from multi-million dollar lawsuits to small private actions. I have intimate knowledge of various laws designed to protect consumers, individuals and small businesses, including California Unfair Competition Law and its counterparts in other states, California False Advertising Act, California Consumer Legal Remedies Act, and Truth in Lending Act.

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“away. He is also the kindest attorney I have ever known, and he is always available for me to reach”

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“I endorse Zach Broslavsky. I met Zach through his law partner, Jonathan Weinman. As my practice is family law, I refer employment, harassment, discrimination, and consumer protecti…”

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Zaur Gajiev

Firm: White & Case LLP

555 South Flower Street , Los Angeles , California 90071

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Zekiah Wright

Firm: The Wright Law Firm

5757 Wilshire Blvd. , Los Angeles , California 90036

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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“Mi abogado manejo mi caso de accidente de auto muy bien. Todo el proceso tomo solo unos meses. Logro”

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“Zekiah is enthusiastic about the practice of law, and works diligently for her clients. A great researcher, Zekiah adds value to each case she works on, and her results show!”

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Zev Shechtman

Firm: Danning Gill Diamond & Kollitz

1900 Avenue of the Stars 11th , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

Zev has specialized in bankruptcy law since he externed for The Honorable Thomas B. Donovan, United States Bankruptcy Judge, Central District of California, after his first year in law school at the University of Southern California. While in law school, Zev was the managing editor of the Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice. Since being admitted to the California Bar in December 2009, Zev has been an associate attorney at Danning, Gill, Diamond & Kollitz, LLP representing debtors, creditors, trustees and other parties in bankruptcy proceedings and other insolvency matters. Mr. Shechtman is an editor of the California Bankruptcy Journal and was the special issue editor of the journal’s symposium issue on municipal bankruptcy under Chapter 9 of the Bankruptcy Code (2012).

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Zhi-Ying Fang

Firm: Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

865 South Figueroa Street, Suite 2400 , Los Angeles , California 90017

Practice Areas: International & Trade, Business, Business

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Zia Modabber

Firm: Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

2029 Century Park East Suite 2600 , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Zino Osehobo

Firm: Grace Legal Group

811 Wilshire Blvd , Los Angeles , California 90017

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“significantly. What stood out most was how they treated me; not just like a case number, but like a”

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“Zino is an excellent attorney who clearly cares deeply about his clients and is willing to go the extra mile for them. He has an enthusiasm and understanding of the work unlikely a…”

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Zoe Dolan

Firm: Law Offices of Zoe Dolan

7083 Hollywood Blvd , Los Angeles , California 90028

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Experienced federal and state trial lawyer profiled by The New York Times, Al Jazeera and The Advocate, among others.

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“Zoe Dolan is a remarkable attorney...she treated me with respect and made sure i was heard and treat”

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“Ms. Dolan is an aggressive, intelligent, and extremely effective advocate. She has all the qualifications and characteristics of the best criminal defense lawyers in Los Angeles, a…”

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Zoe Sussman

640 S Detroit St Apt 204 , Los Angeles , California 90036

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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“g counsel displayed. Zoe was very professional in her judgement and assessment which kept me focused”

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Zoila Davis

Firm: Irell & Manella LLP

1800 Avenue of the Stars , Los Angeles , California 90067

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits

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“Zoila is a terrific lawyer with deep expertise and experience in the fields of executive and employee compensation and the legal aspects of employment benefits administration. I hi…”

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