Bita Tahmasbi

Ms. Tahmasbi’s practice is dedicated to advocating for individuals and families harmed by negligence, defective products, and violations of their civil rights. Since joining Faraj Law, she has gained extensive experience in trial preparation and prelitigation matters involving premises liability, product liability, civil rights, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and catastrophic injuries.

Working alongside the firm’s trial team, Ms. Tahmasbi has helped obtain numerous seven-figure settlements across complex civil cases. She has also obtained numerous five- and six-figure settlements in prelitigation matters. Her work reflects a commitment to pursuing meaningful results while maintaining the trust and confidence of the clients she serves.

Her courtroom experience began during law school, when she externed for the Honorable Judge Freeman Stinn at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse. That experience provided a foundation in courtroom practice and motion writing. Following graduation, she was awarded an externship with Cal-ABOTA, California’s chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates.

Outside the courtroom and the office, Ms. Tahmasbi enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and giving back to her community through volunteer work.

While at Southwestern Law School, Ms. Tahmasbi worked as a teacher’s assistant for Civil Procedure. She also served on the board of the Persian and Middle Eastern Law Student Association as Vice President. Ms. Tahmasbi dedicated all three years in law school to the Consumer Law Society, where she worked as a board member and finally became President in her final year. Her goal was to create a networking liaison on campus between current trial lawyers and students. Following graduation, Ms. Tahmasbi was awarded a prestigious externship with Cal-ABOTA, California’s Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA).