Arash Homampour

Arash Homampour is a trial attorney. He started his firm with no money, no cases and no mentor. Today, he is considered to be one of the preeminent trial lawyers in the State who is sought out by other attorneys and clients to take on the most challenging, but righteous cases. His eleven lawyer firm exclusively represents Plaintiffs in catastrophic injury and death cases. His verdicts and his firm’s settlements are routinely considered to be outlier and record setting.Arash has obtained Fifteen (15) eight figure verdicts and Seventeen (17) seven figure verdicts in a wide array of trials and cases involving dangerous products, roads, driving, and premises (including two record setting $60 million verdicts one for wrongful death/product liability verdicts in Orange County Federal Court and one for hotel negligence in Orange County State Court.)His firm specializes in what they call “Underdog” or “David v. Goliath” litigation where they represent one individual client that is taking on a public entity, large employer, industry or manufacturer in an effort to change and/or stop unlawful or unsafe conduct for the good of others and the community. They are frequently involved in litigation that involves multiple defendants and multiple law firms with unlimited resources.  While also a last-minute trial firm, they also handle cases from intake to trial and through appeals (including the California Supreme Court.)Arash is frequently sought out by other attorneys to handle cases that involve highly specialized, technical and complicated issues like design of products (trucks, industrial equipment, dust collectors, heaters, ladders, etc.); manufacturing/design/crash worthiness of cars (tires, air bags, side structures, roll over protection and seatbelts); building and home fires (including cause and origin issues); design, maintenance and operation of roadways (including lack of median barriers, guardrails, warning signs, traffic signals, improperly designed crosswalks, etc.); traffic control during construction; injuries at multi-employer construction sites; disputed brain injuries; chronic pain; and insurance coverage and bad faith issues.Arash loves what he does, and his firm literally spares no expense in its pursuit of justice for their clients. His firm has taken on the biggest and most formidable of Defendants, including Volkswagen, Lamborghini, Toyota, Nissan, Sunbeam Products, the State of California, Costco Stores, Farmers Insurance Exchange, Allstate Insurance, Daimler Trucks of North America, and Louisville Ladder.Arash Homampour has just been ranked fifth out of all attorneys in all practice areas in the Super Lawyers List for Southern California. In 2016, 2018 and 2019,  he was named one of the top 30 Plaintiff attorneys in the State by the Los Angeles Daily Journal.  He was named CAALA 2010 trial attorney of the year and has been nominated as trial attorney of the year every year since 2004. In 2017, he was named the Ventura County Trial Lawyer Association Trial Attorney of the Year. In 2018, he was named the Orange County Trial Lawyer Association as its product liability Trial Attorney of the Year. In 2007, he was named one of the Top 20 Attorneys Under the Age of 40 by the Los Angeles Daily Journal. He was the recipient of the CAALA 2018 Ted Horn Memorial Award, presented to lawyer who has provided outstanding service to the Association and the legal community. Arash frequently lectures throughout the state on all matters related to trial practice and has published many articles. He also handles appellate work, including successfully briefing and arguing before the California Supreme Court. He also appears as a legal analyst on television.Arash Homampour gives back daily by teaching and helping other lawyers to be the best lawyer they can be. He also started a non-profit, There is a Light Foundation, that will give financial assistance and grants to individuals so they can get to the next level in their life.If you’re looking for the best of the best trial lawyers, contact The Homampour Law Firm today.