Brandon Marvisi, Esq.

About Brandon Marvisi, Esq. — Personal Injury Los Angeles California

Brandon Marvisi, Esq. brings an unusual background to personal injury Los Angeles practice at Arash Law: a Juris Doctor from Duke University School of Law and prior experience representing Fortune 500 companies in complex civil and class action litigation. That corporate-side experience — understanding how large defendants and their insurers build and evaluate cases — directly translates into stronger plaintiff-side advocacy for injury victims. He now applies that perspective to personal injury cases, product liability claims, consumer class actions, and data breach litigation throughout Los Angeles County. Clients at Los Angeles‘s largest personal injury firm benefit from an attorney who has sat across the table from the kind of defense teams they will face in personal injury Los Angeles claims, and knows how those teams think and negotiate.

Mr. Marvisi works on complex civil matters where understanding the economics of litigation — how defendants value cases, when they prefer to settle, and what kinds of evidence shift their calculus — matters most. Product liability and consumer class actions are areas where his Fortune 500 background is particularly relevant. Personal injury Los Angeles cases at Arash Law benefit from his commitment to the firm’s values of integrity, compassion, and client advocacy alongside strategic preparation.

What Clients Say

Arash Law clients who work with Brandon Marvisi note his combination of rigorous preparation and approachable communication — a pairing that is not always easy to find. Clients in product liability and more complex injury matters specifically cite his ability to explain technical aspects of their case clearly, without reducing the sophistication of the legal strategy behind the explanation. His volunteer work and his loyalty to his New York Knicks — mentioned in his firm profile — give clients a sense of an attorney who is a real person, not just a billing rate.

Personal Injury Los Angeles — Practice Areas & Services

• Personal Injury: Representing Los Angeles County accident victims in auto, truck, rideshare, and premises liability cases — leveraging the firm’s medical referral network to connect clients with specialists without upfront costs.
• Product Liability: Pursuing claims against manufacturers of defective products that cause injury — an area where Fortune 500 litigation experience provides insight into how corporate defendants build their defense.
• Consumer Class Actions: Representing groups of consumers harmed by the same defective product, false advertising, or deceptive business practice — class actions create accountability at a scale that individual cases cannot.
• Data Breach Litigation: Pursuing claims on behalf of individuals whose personal information was compromised by corporate data breaches — an increasingly common category of personal injury Los Angeles litigation as data-dependent businesses proliferate in the LA economy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is product liability and how does it differ from a standard injury claim?

Product liability holds manufacturers, distributors, and retailers responsible for injuries caused by defective or unreasonably dangerous products. Unlike standard negligence claims, California allows strict liability in product cases — meaning the injured person does not need to prove the manufacturer was careless, only that the product was defective and caused the injury. Defects can be in the product’s design, its manufacturing process, or its warnings. Product liability personal injury Los Angeles cases often involve significant damages and are defended aggressively by corporate legal teams.

How do consumer class actions work in California?

A consumer class action consolidates multiple individual claims involving the same defendant misconduct — a defective product, false advertising, or deceptive practice — into a single lawsuit. In California, class actions are governed by Code of Civil Procedure § 382 and require court certification that the class is adequately numerous, that common questions of law or fact predominate, and that the lead plaintiff can adequately represent the class. Federal class actions in the Central District of California follow Rule 23. Individual class members typically receive smaller individual recoveries, but the aggregate judgment creates accountability.

What damages are available in a data breach lawsuit in California?

California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its amendment (CPRA) give California residents a private right of action for certain data breaches — with statutory damages of $100 to $750 per consumer per incident, or actual damages if greater. Beyond CCPA, plaintiffs in data breach cases can pursue common law negligence, breach of contract, and unjust enrichment claims. Los Angeles federal courts have seen a significant volume of class action data breach filings in recent years, driven by the concentration of tech, entertainment, and healthcare companies in the region.