Send the case. Keep the relationship. The Masjedian Law Firm partners with referring counsel across California — trial-ready prosecution, disciplined communication, and referral fees honored under Rule 1.5.1.
Personal injury — motor vehicle, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, and rideshare collisions; premises liability and dog bites; catastrophic injury and wrongful death. Employment — wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage & hour. Consumer — California lemon law.
Referral fees are honored in accordance with California Rule of Professional Conduct 1.5.1: a written division agreement between counsel, written client consent to the terms, and a total fee that is not increased because of the division. Agreements are documented at intake — not promised loosely and papered later.
Your client is treated as the firm’s own: direct attorney access, prompt return of calls, and consistent case updates to you at the milestones — retention, demand, filing, mediation, resolution. You stay as visible in the file as you want to be.
Files are built as if they will be tried — complete medical workups, preserved evidence, timely expert retention, and a demonstrated willingness to file and litigate. That posture is what moves insurers to full value, and it protects the fee you share in.
Use the referral form below or call (310) 598-9614. A conflicts check and case evaluation follow the same day where possible.
Written fee-division agreement between counsel and written client consent per Rule 1.5.1, executed at retention.
Investigation, treatment coordination, demand, and litigation as warranted — with milestone updates to referring counsel.
On recovery, the referral fee is paid per the executed agreement, with a full closing statement.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship or a co-counsel relationship, and does not transfer responsibility for any deadline. Time-sensitive matters: call (310) 598-9614. Referral fee divisions are made only by written agreement with written client consent in accordance with California Rule of Professional Conduct 1.5.1. Attorney Advertising.