Lisa Stern | Beverly Hills Personal Injury Lawyer

• Trial Lawyer of the Year
• Consumer Trial Lawyer of the Year
• SuperLawyer
• Law and Politics Super Lawyer of the Year
• Top Women’s Lawyer of the Year
• American Bar Association Top 100 Lawyer of the Year
• Law School Alumnus of the Year

• CAOC “Trial Lawyer of the Year”
• CLAY “Top Attorneys”
• "SuperLawyer”

Case 1: Sexual Assault of
minor children by school
nurse.

Case 2: Delay in diagnosis
and treatment of jaundice
causes infant permanent
brain damage, spastic
quadriplegia and deafness.

Case 3: Roller Coaster
dynamics cause permanent
brain damage and, in one
case, death to guests

Case 4: Failure of Kaiser to
timely diagnose and treat
cancer causes death of
young wife and mother.

Case 5: Failure of companies
to pay insurance claims or
slave labor to Holocaust
victims.

My clientele typically come to me through referrals from past clients. The secret to success is really no secret: the more limited a caseload, the more attention a lawyer can give to each client.

Find a lawyer that has vast experience in the type of case
the caller has

A lawyer's good reputation amongst the bar, the judiciary
and court staff is a priceless benefit to a person's case

I (not an associate, clerk
or receptionist) personally converse with each caller. I
take the time to ask what facts
give rise to the injury, the identity
of wrongdoers, treatment history, and a decision will be made whether I can help.

I (not an associate, clerk
or receptionist) personally converse with each caller. I
take the time to ask what facts
give rise to the injury, the identity
of wrongdoers, treatment history, and a decision will be made whether I can help.

Unlike most lawyers, I talk to each caller. If I can't help a person I try to point them in the right direction or person who can help.

If I do accept a case I bring in additional expertise . This doesn't cost the client more but
does benefit them immensely. Most other lawyers are loath to
share a fee but it's the right thing to do.

I deal in catastrophic injury
and death cases. My greatest professional rewards are when
my cases are able to take a tragedy and restore human dignity.

For instance, if proceeds from a lawsuit fund restorative surgery
so a child can see again, or help a mechanic whose arm was amputated get a prosthetic arm, or pay for 24 hour home-care, retro fit a house and car so an
injured loved one can live at home, or pay for plastic surgeries to repair a horribly burnt victim, or prevent a certain injury from happening to another person, then I feel I am
serving a noble purpose.

I am a proud wife, mother of three who married three wonderful spouses who have given me 8 grandchildren. I am blessed. When I need a break from hectic, I go to my law office.

I enjoy mentoring law students, teaching leadership
classes, collecting antique silver ritual objects, and being a good
friend.

My husband and I prioritize service. We are benefactors for various educational institutions, hospitals, tolerance centers, food banks, civic and social service organizations