Majid Foroozandeh – Lead Litigation Counsel & Founder of the Firm
Majid Foroozandeh is also fluent in the Persian language, Farsi. مجید فروزنده به زبان فارسی مسلط است.”
Practice Areas
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Personal Injury, Civil Litigation, Family Law, Immigration, Auto Accidents, Employment and Labor Law, Business and Corporate Matters, and Bankruptcy.
Admission Details
- Admitted in 2007, California State Bar
- US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, October 2009
- US Federal Court for Eastern District of California, May 2010
- US Federal Court for Southern District of California, November 2009
- US Federal Court for Central District of California, May 2007
- US Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, Washington D.C., January 2010
- US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, July 2010
- US Tax Court, November 2009
- US Court of International Trade, January 2014
- US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, June 2015
- US Navy – Marine Crops Court of Criminal Appeals, May 2018
- US Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, August 2018
Law School Attended
- Western State University, College of Law, Fullerton, California, Class of 1995 J.D.
Universities Attended
- National University, San Diego, California, Class of 1989 B.S.
Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Cum Laude - National University, San Diego, California, Class of 1990 M.B.A.
Awards
- Lead Counsel Rated by Find Law, Immigration, 2013, 2014
- Best of Business, Irvine California Lawyers, 2015
- Top Attorneys of North America Award, 2016
- 10 Best Client Satisfaction Award, American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys, 2016
- Expert Network Distinguished Lawyer Award, 2017
- Top 100 Attorneys of North America Award, 2017-2018
- Top 100 Registry, Attorney of the Year, 2018
- Top 100 Attorneys of North America Award, 2019-2020
- Who’s Who top Attorneys North America, Excellence in Legal Community Award, 2020-2021
- National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Lawyers, 2020-2021
- National Trial Lawyers Association Top 25 Lawyers, Auto Accidents, 2020-2021
Articles and Blogs Published
- Does the 2nd Amendment need to be abolished?
- Attorney Majid Foroozandeh Examines Effects of Iran Sanctions Lifting
- Attorney Majid Foroozandeh Discusses Deportation of the Mentally Ill
- Attorney Majid Foroozandeh Champions Rights of Mentally Disabled Defendants
- Irvine Attorney Foroozandeh’s Clients Find Sobriety Through DUI Court Program
- Self-Driving Cars and the Law
- United Nations Framework Convention of the Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Cases that Made Law
Carlton v. Dr. Pepper Snapple Grp., 228 Cal.App.4th 1200 (Cal. Ct. App. 2014)
- The court of Appeals, Fourth District, Division 2, California Held in part that: “We would agree with Carlton, if he had not filed the SAC. However, by filing the SAC, Carlton opened the door to a demurrer to the entire SAC, including the breach of contract cause of action. The SAC superseded the FAC, which permitted a demurrer to the entire SAC to be filed. (See Meyer v. State Bd. of Equalization (1954) 42 Cal.2d 376, 384, 267 P.2d 257 [“It is well established that an amendatory pleading supersedes the original one, which ceases to perform any function as a pleading”].) C.–D.”; “DISPOSITION; “The award of discovery sanctions is reversed. In all other respects, the judgment is affirmed. The parties are to bear their own costs on appeal. We concur: RAMIREZ, P. J. KING, J.” Opinion of the Court of Appeals was Published.
Associations & Memberships
- State Bar of California
- Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), Dive Master Rating, December 200