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Robert Mansell is a seasoned attorney based in Los Angeles, CA, who has dedicated his legal career to advocating for the rights of injury victims. As a partner at Mansell & Mansell, A.P.C., he specializes in personal injury law and insurance claims, skillfully navigating the complexities of these cases to secure just compensation for his clients. Over the years, Robert has successfully represented clients in a wide array of personal injury cases, including automobile and motorcycle accidents, defective product claims, premises liability, wrongful death, and brain injury cases. His extensive experience in these areas has equipped him with the insights and strategies necessary to take on powerful insurance companies and large corporations. Robert's commitment to his clients is evident in his impressive track record. He has achieved jury verdicts and settlements totaling over $40 million, ensuring that his clients receive the financial support they need to recover and rebuild their lives. He operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning that clients pay no fees unless he wins their case, making legal representation accessible to everyone. At Mansell & Mansell, A.P.C., Robert Mansell combines legal expertise with a client-centered approach, providing personalized attention to each case. Whether navigating complex negotiations or advocating fiercely in court, he is devoted to achieving the best possible outcomes for those he represents. If you are seeking a knowledgeable and reliable attorney in Los Angeles who specializes in insurance and personal injury cases, Robert is ready to help you pursue the justice you deserve.
Wrongful death attorneys represent families who have lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. They seek compensation for the devastating loss. Common matters include fatal accidents, medical negligence deaths, workplace fatalities, product liability deaths.