Questions, answered plainly.

Initial consultations are complimentary. The attorney reviews a brief description of the matter and decides whether the firm can help. If so, we discuss fee structure before any engagement begins.

The firm represents individuals and small businesses in personal injury, California Lemon Law, employment law, property damage, workers compensation, and landlord-tenant disputes. Catastrophic injury and wrongful death matters are handled through dedicated practice subsites.

No. Submitting information through this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is established only when both you and the firm execute a written legal services agreement. Until then, information you provide is not treated as privileged under the attorney-client privilege.

Fee structure depends on the matter. Personal injury, lemon law, and certain employment matters are typically handled on a contingency basis, meaning no fee unless we recover. Defense and business matters are generally hourly or flat fee. Every engagement starts with a written retainer that states the fee arrangement clearly.

You will work directly with the attorney. The firm is built around a selective docket so that every client has access to the attorney handling the file. Intake, strategy, motion practice, and trial preparation are all done by Brian personally.

The firm is at 1460 Naud Street, Los Angeles, California 90012. We represent clients throughout California, including Los Angeles County, Orange County, and San Bernardino County. In-person meetings are by appointment.

Timelines vary. A straightforward lemon law claim may resolve in 60 to 180 days. A personal injury case can take 6 to 18 months depending on treatment and carrier posture. Employment and catastrophic injury matters often take 12 to 30 months through discovery and motion practice. The attorney will give a candid estimate during consultation.

Most California personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the date of injury. Claims against public entities typically require a government tort claim within six months. Product liability, medical malpractice, and minors involve separate rules. The safe answer is simple. Do not wait. Call the firm.

Yes. The firm represents clients statewide in California. We regularly appear in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and San Diego County courts.

Yes. Brian Masjedian is fluent in English and Persian and can handle the entire matter in either language.

Whatever is relevant and available. For a personal injury matter, that means the police report, photographs of the scene and injuries, medical records to date, and insurance correspondence. For a lemon law matter, bring the purchase or lease agreement, repair orders, and any communication with the manufacturer. If something is missing, bring what you have. We work with the record you have.

Initial consultations are treated as confidential under California Evidence Code section 951 and the California Rules of Professional Conduct, even if you ultimately do not retain the firm. The firm will also run a conflict check before the consultation begins.

Yes. The firm accepts second-opinion consultations and associated counsel arrangements. If you already have counsel, be aware that substituting attorneys mid-case has procedural and fee implications that we will discuss candidly.

Call (310) 598-9614 or submit the intake form at the Contact page. A response arrives within one business day.