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So, I’ve been practicing law since 2001.
I graduated from UC USC Law School, and I’ve actually wanted to be an attorney since I was a child. During the first 10
years of my practice, I worked at a defense firm representing employers in these very types of cases. As a result,
I learned how employers and their attorneys litigate these types of cases.
evaluate the evidence and defend the companies against claims by employees.
And now I have been able to use that knowledge and experience on the employer side to help my clients, the employees
pursue their claims against their employers or former employers.
So, uh, I have three kids, a wife and a dog, and we spend a lot of time traveling when we’re not working. We
enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and biking, and uh, they keep me pretty busy. In addition, some of my outside
interests, I’ve always been really interested in in uh, government and public policy. So before law school, I
uh worked for two years for a state senator as a legislative aid. And after law school, I clerked for a federal judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of
Appeals. And these experiences really taught me how laws are really made and the impact they have on regular people.
And these interests have stayed with me throughout my career.
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Los Angeles, CA employment plaintiffs attorney Navid Soleymani talks about his background & experience and what he does outside of the office. He has been practicing law since 2001 and graduated from USC Law School, having wanted to become an attorney since childhood. During the first 10 years of his legal career, he worked at a defense firm representing employers in employment-related cases, where he gained firsthand knowledge of how employers and their attorneys evaluate evidence and defend companies against employee claims. He now applies that experience from the employer side to represent employees and help them pursue claims against their current or former employers.
Outside of his legal practice, he is a husband and father of three children, and he also has a dog. He and his family enjoy traveling and spending time outdoors, including hiking and biking. He has also maintained a strong interest in government and public policy, having worked as a legislative aide for a state senator for two years before law school and later serving as a law clerk to a federal judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. These experiences gave him insight into how laws are created and how they affect ordinary people, an interest that has continued to influence his career.