Arash Law

Arash Law is a premier personal injury legal practice headquartered at 2960 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Situated in the vibrant Wilshire neighborhood, the firm dedicates its practice to advocating for accident victims throughout the state of California who have suffered injuries and financial losses. Led by founder Arash Khorsandi along with a robust team of trial attorneys—including Brian Beecher, Tina Eshghieh, Benny Khorsandi, and Brandon Carr—the firm concentrates on severe accident litigation and personal injury claims. Arash Law handles complex litigation across a wide spectrum of practice areas, including motor vehicle collisions, commercial truck incidents, motorcycle crashes, pedestrian accidents, and rideshare mishaps involving Uber vehicles. Additionally, the legal team manages specialized liability matters such as traumatic brain injury claims, workplace injury disputes under workers' compensation law, employment law issues, and liability cases stemming from destructive California wildfires.

Clients partnering with Arash Law benefit from a client-first operational framework designed to secure comprehensive financial recovery for medical bills, lost wages, and property damage. The firm operates on a contingency fee guarantee, ensuring that clients incur no legal fees unless compensation is successfully recovered on their behalf. To maintain seamless accessibility for accident victims requiring prompt guidance, the firm offers round-the-clock legal availability throughout the year alongside complimentary property damage representation. Arash Law’s structured legal process prioritizes individualized attention for every victim, evaluating case merits through initial consultations to build tailored strategies aimed at securing maximum compensation. With a proven record of handling high-stakes claims, including multi-million dollar jury verdicts and settlements, the firm maintains dependable advocacy and rigorous representation for individuals navigating life-altering personal injury cases.