Winnetka Personal Injury Lawyers

Mr. Rogers is a litigator and trial lawyer, whose primary emphasis is employment disputes wrongful termination and discrimination, eminent domain, major personal injuries, civil litigation and independent sales representatives litigation. Mr. Rogers has a blend of facilitative skills and hands-on leadership experience that makes him ideally suited as a litigation attorney, negotiator and mediator. He divides his time between the firm’s main office in downtown Los Angeles and the firm’s branch office in San Pedro.

Attorney Fernando M. Luna was born and raised in Santa Monica, California. He graduated from the University of West Los Angeles the first in his class and is currently the founding attorney at the Law Office of Fernando M. Luna in Pasadena. In addition to running his private practice, he volunteers his work for domestic violence projects in Los Angeles and is passionate about helping his community.

I am a sole practitioner. My practice areas cover a wide range with an emphasis on immigration, personal injury, business litigation, and small business transactions. Within these areas of law, I have assisted a wide variety of clients on matters ranging from immigration asylum hearings to EDD unemployment insurance administrative hearings to shareholder disputes before the American Arbitration Association. In addition, I have represented clients regarding misdemeanor criminal cases, family law matters, and probate/estate planning matters. My work experience includes arbitrations; mediations; hearings, motions, and trials in state courts; hearings and trials before the Executive Office...

Practice criminal and personal injury law for last 40 years. Undergraduate school: Occidental; law school: U.C.L.A.: 1972-1975. Member of California State Bar; licensed to practice in all courts in State of California.

Mr. Becker has earned a national reputation as an exceptional attorney adept at handling business, international, personal injury, and bankruptcy law matters of all sizes and levels of complexity.