Sharona Hakim, Esq.

As the principal of the firm, Sharona Eslamboly Hakim cemented her position as a competitive personal injury lawyer when she successfully opened up her offices in 2008. She comes from a family of accomplished attorneys, and was raised in Milan, Italy. Upon moving to the greater Los Angeles area, Ms. Hakim attended the University of California, Los Angeles as an undergraduate and graduated summa cum laude. She later earned her Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School, joining the family practice upon graduation. Ms. Hakim’s tireless diligence and immeasurable commitment to her craft led her to quickly climb the ranks, leaving her to run the workers’ compensation and personal injury departments.

In 2008, Ms. Hakim branched off on her own, opening up a boutique personal injury firm in Beverly Hills, California. Her immediate success was attributable to her past client base referrals, which was a direct result of her dedication to represent her clients with endless enthusiasm and ferocity. She has since continued to represent clients in their personal injury cases, zealously negotiating on their behalf to guarantee them the best possible outcome, regardless of the odds and taking cases to trial in order to fight for the compensation which her clients deserve and which they are entitled to. She has recovered millions of dollars in settlements for her clients, and her unrivaled work ethic as an attorney is evident in her tireless efforts to continue growing her expertise and expanding her representation.

Ms. Hakim speaks four languages (English, Italian, Farsi, and Spanish) and has utilized her multi-cultural background in her nearly twenty years of legal experience to connect with each and every client on an individual level. She also volunteers regularly at her son’s school mentors up-and-coming attorneys in the greater Los Angeles area. Ms. Hakim is an active member of the Beverly Hills Bar Association, the California Attorneys Association of Los Angeles, and the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles.