Ghozland Law Firm pairs big-firm trial experience with a small caseload. Founders Michael and Jennifer Ghozland handle personal injury, employment, and workers' compensation matters throughout California.
The truck accident lawyers won $9 million for a family after a semi-truck struck a stranded vehicle on the freeway. Other results include $4.97 million against a city bus operator and $4 million in a fatal motorcycle case.
Every case team includes Spanish-speaking staff. The firm also sorts out vehicle repair and total-loss claims at no extra charge. That helps when your car is gone and the bills start early.
Few injury practices match this one for sheer volume: more than 200,000 accident cases and $2.5 billion recovered. The Barnes Firm runs its California work from Los Angeles, Oakland, and San Diego, with attorneys such as Mory Ahmadi, Scott Kennedy, and G. Seth Mitchell based downtown.
Big rigs can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, and the Los Angeles truck accident lawyers here take on crashes at that scale. The process stays the same across the practice: name every liable party, price out current and future losses, then push back on the insurance companies.
Case evaluations cost nothing, and fees are deducted from the recovery. The firm also funds a law school scholarship and sponsors nonprofits in California and New York.
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More than $500 million recovered for California accident victims has made El Dabe Ritter Trial Lawyers a name insurers recognize. Sheriff Edmond El Dabe and Jonathan Ritter were both raised in Los Angeles. Their team brings over 60 years of combined experience and a 99% success rate.
Commercial trucking claims move fast here because onboard data and carrier records disappear quickly. Past results include $18 million in a pedestrian death case and $6 million for a rider hit by a commercial truck.
Offices sit in Downtown LA, Torrance, and Huntington Beach, and phones are answered around the clock. Its Los Angeles truck accident attorneys build every file as though a jury will read it.
Twenty-one offices across California run out of a Century City headquarters. J&Y Law handles delivery van, semi-trailer, and commercial trucking claims alongside its car and rideshare work.
Co-founders Jason Javaheri and Yosi Yahoudai both grew up in Los Angeles. One recent case settled at $6.5 million after the insurer opened at $250,000. Clients owe nothing unless the firm recovers.
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Founder Edward Ramsey built Los Angeles City Law around injury work and has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star since 2019. The practice has reported more than $250 million in payments from auto insurers over two decades, including $7.5 million on a premises claim against a government entity.
The National Trial Lawyers ranks the firm among its Top 100. Staff speak Spanish and will travel to clients anywhere in the state.
Insurance bad faith is the unusual specialty here. Joshua Haffner has written and lectured on the subject, and Haffner Law pairs that background with serious-injury litigation from its Sherman Oaks office.
Results include $8.82 million for a brain injury and $8.25 million on a fatal accident claim. A fit for cases where the carrier itself is the real obstacle.
For more than 35 years, the Law Offices of Howard Kornberg has represented injured people across Southern California. Reported results include $5.2 million in a fatal collision, $5 million for a pedestrian struck by a vehicle, and $1.6 million in a motorcycle case.
Kornberg is Lead Counsel verified and works on a no-recovery, no-fee basis. In addition to the Westwood office, the practice maintains locations in Beverly Hills, Encinitas, and San Diego.
Nabati Law, PC is a plaintiff's practice in Encino led by Michelle Nabati. It takes injury, employment, and sexual abuse cases, and represents people rather than corporations or their insurers.
Staff handle calls in English, Farsi, Spanish, and Hebrew, and no retainer is due upfront.
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Jacoby & Meyers opened in a Van Nuys storefront in 1972. For more than 45 years, it has worked to make legal help cheaper and easier to reach. The consumer firm covers trucking crashes, motorcycle wrecks, medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and immigration.
Independent offices operate in Southern California, New York, Florida, Alabama, and Washington, DC. Case reviews are free, and Spanish-language intake lines are staffed.
More than $2 billion recovered stands behind Bob M. Cohen and Michael M. Marzban, who have run this practice since 1974. One tractor-trailer case brought $4.5 million after driver logs and black box data showed federal hours-of-service violations.
Four offices cover the Westside, downtown, Pasadena, and Encino, and the phone line runs 24/7.
Paul Sommer and Jeffrey Bear are former prosecutors, and that background shapes how they read a file. The Encino firm has represented injured people and criminal defendants across Los Angeles County for more than 35 years.
Sommer holds a 10.0 Avvo rating in personal injury, and the practice keeps its caseload small enough for direct attorney contact.
The verdicts here run large. Recent examples: $36.5 million for a woman paralyzed in a big rig crash, $34.5 million for a leg amputation, and $27.4 million after a city truck killed a child. Panish | Shea | Ravipudi LLP reports over $3 billion in verdicts and settlements since 2010, with a success rate above 99%.
Partner Brian Panish holds the record for the largest personal injury verdict in U.S. history, $4.9 billion against General Motors in 1999. The West Los Angeles office takes catastrophic trucking cases statewide and accepts referrals from other firms.
Jasmine H. Barkodar runs a small downtown practice covering injury claims, lemon law, employment, and medical malpractice. She serves clients across LA and Orange County, and fees are owed only if the case pays.