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Neama Rahmani is a distinguished personal injury attorney based in Los Angeles and the President and co-founder of West Coast Trial Lawyers. With over 20 years of experience in both civil and criminal law, Neama has established himself as a leading figure in the legal community, frequently sharing his expertise on prominent platforms such as CNN, Fox News, and BBC. Graduating from UCLA at the remarkable age of 19, Neama went on to earn his law degree from Harvard Law School, becoming one of the youngest graduates in the institution's storied history. His legal career began at one of Los Angeles' largest law firms, where he represented high-profile clients, including Disney and Marriott. However, driven by a desire to advocate for everyday individuals rather than corporations, Neama pivoted to public service as a federal prosecutor. In this role, he tackled significant issues such as drug and human trafficking along the U.S.-Mexico border, notably capturing and prosecuting a fugitive murderer featured on "America’s Most Wanted." Neama's commitment to justice continued as he served as the Director of Enforcement for the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission, where he investigated the actions of top city officials, including the Mayor and City Council members. In 2013, he founded West Coast Trial Lawyers, which has rapidly expanded to include 25 attorneys and a dedicated team of 200 support staff. With extensive trial experience and a track record of leading legal teams against some of the world's largest corporations, Neama Rahmani is a formidable advocate for personal injury victims in Los Angeles. His passion for justice drives his work, ensuring that his clients receive the compassionate and effective representation they deserve.
Slip and fall attorneys represent individuals injured due to hazardous property conditions. They hold property owners accountable for negligence. Common matters include slip and fall, trip hazards, wet floors, inadequate lighting.