State Law Firm is happy to announce that Eddie Tehrani has been selected as a 2022 Super Lawyers Rising Star and Arnold Gross has been selected as a 2022 Super Lawyer! Only 2.5% of lawyers in the state are selected as rising stars, and only 5% of attorneys are selected as Super Lawyers!
Eddie Tehrani, founder of State Law Firm is the son of two immigrants. Knowing his parents left their family, friends, and all of their networks behind to provide him with a better life remained in the back of his head through everything he did. He moved to the United States from Iran at the age of four. After graduating from UCLA with a degree in sociology, he realized he was drawn to the study of law. He worked at several law firms, ranging from personal injury to civil litigation. When he began working at his first personal injury firm, he became more aware of all the injustices that insurance companies committed. He realized he wanted to give a voice to the voiceless and give justice where justice is due. After graduating, he decided to open his own personal injury firm- State Law Firm in Los Angeles, California. His motivation for everything he do stems from the sacrifices his parents made for the fight against inequality!
Arnold W. Gross is a nationally recognized, honored and experienced trial lawyer with expertise in all types of personal injury cases, wrongful death matters, criminal defense cases and real estate cases. Mr. Gross is a pre-eminent AV rated Martindale Hubbell attorney, an honor he has enjoyed for over 35 years. Mr. Gross has been selected as a California Super Lawyer in plaintiff personal injury cases every year from 2009 through 2022. He has been selected as a Best Lawyer in plaintiff personal injury matters by bestlawyers.com. Arnold W. Gross has been involved in more than 90 major jury trials and hundreds of court trials and arbitrations. Mr. Gross serves as a settlement officer for the Los Angeles County Superior Court, and as a mediator and arbitrator privately and for the Ventura County Superior Court.
