Ghazian Law Group

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They say the hardest thing about being a lawyer is having clients. Not always! Our clients are the reason we litigate in the trenches every day, and when a client comes to pick up her settlement check and brings Dom as a thank you gift, we couldn’t be more delighted. This holiday season we are thankful for our clients!

I was born in Tehran, Iran, in the 80's during the Iran-Iraq war. My parents, who went to college in the United States during the 70's, decided to move back to... the U.S., and this time for good. I moved to Los Angeles, when I was 4 years old, and that is when I began building my network. As a Plaintiff's attorney in Los Angeles, nothing is more valuable than my reputation and my network, which consists of friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. I decided that I wanted to become a lawyer very early on in high school. My entire childhood was spent on the playground standing up to bullies who would pick on other kids. Any time I saw any type of injustice, I was outspoken about it even as a child. In high school there was an instance where students were having an issue with the school district, with regard to the music program. My friend Darren Schultz and I single-handedly petitioned every music student in the school district. After obtaining hundreds of signatures from multiple schools, we presented our case in front of the school board. At the end of our presentation, (or oral argument I suppose), we had persuaded the school board to side with us, with them adding that we were both extremely articulate with our speech and work. Years after high school, I got back in touch with Darren and found out that he had become an attorney too. I don't believe in coincidence, only destiny. I always tell people, my personality is not this way because I am an attorney, but rather that I am an attorney because I have always been this way. I am an advocate. I have always been outspoken, and I've always advocated for the little guy. That is exactly what I still do today, as a Plaintiff's attorney litigating against prominent corporations and Insurance companies, on behalf of ordinary people. Niki Ghazian, Esq. See more