Mr. Guerrero is an experienced personal injury attorney with decades of experience in the legal business. Since founding The Guerrero Law Firm, Mr. Guerrero has dedicated his practice exclusively to helping injured people and their families gain the compensation that they deserve. Mr. Guerrero understands the physical pain and stress that a personal injury can cause, and he works relentlessly and compassionately on behalf of his clients. He has helped thousands of clients successfully resolve their personal injury cases. Prior to founding The Guerrero Law Firm, Mr. Guerrero was a professional in the alternative dispute resolution business. As a result, he understands what is necessary to efficiently and quickly negotiate top dollar settlements on behalf of his clients. Mr. Guerrero holds a Bachelors of Arts in economics from the University of Colorado in Boulder Colorado, and a law degree from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, California. He is professionally associated with the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association, the Consumer Attorneys of California and the American Association of Justice.

John J. Roach is a leading San Francisco personal injury attorney with 17+ years of trial experience. He has recovered over $25 million for injured clients throughout the Bay Area, including multi-million-dollar settlements in car accidents, traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injuries, wrongful death, dog bites, and slip and fall cases. As a solo practitioner since 2015, John personally handles every case from start to finish, delivering aggressive, personalized representation against insurance companies and large corporations. Fluent in Spanish, proudly serving the Spanish-speaking community. Recognized as a Super Lawyer 2021–2026 and Rising Stars 2015–2020. No fee unless we win.

Jason is a founding partner at Wolford Wayne. He has dedicated the majority of his twenty plus-year legal career to representing Bay Area tenants. Jason’s practice focuses on representing tenants in wrongful eviction, habitability, harassment, and retaliation lawsuits. Outside of the courtroom, Jason donates his time to a variety of community justice organizations. Jason is the President of the Board of Directors for the Eviction Defense Collaborative, volunteers as a tenant counselor with the San Francisco Tenants Union, and is actively involved in the San Francisco Bar Association.

Jeremy Cloyd is a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law® in San Francisco. He focuses on injury cases that have impacted his clients’ life, work, or happiness. Mr. Cloyd has extensive trial experience having obtained successful trial verdicts in both state and federal court. He prepares all cases for trial, which has resulted in numerous, favorable, pre-trial settlements. Mr. Cloyd has experience representing victims of construction site negligence, medical malpractice, police misconduct, government claims, dangerous property, on-the-job injuries, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, gas explosions, auto accidents, dog bites, dangerous property, wrongful death and amputations.

Andje M. Medina is a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law® in San Francisco. She focuses on catastrophic personal injury cases that cause death or life changing consequences. Andje is passionate about the rights of injured individuals. She has a deep appreciation for her role as a counselor and advocate, and she understands that she is assisting people coping with major losses and life changes. Her clients include victims of traumatic brain injury, spinal cord trauma, nerve damage, fractures, psychological injuries, and severe orthopedic injuries arising from construction accidents, industrial accidents, dangerous premises, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, car accidents, wrongful death, sexual assaults, governmental or public entity liability, and product liability. Andje is well respected by her peers and adversaries and has a reputation for meticulously working up cases for trial. She has received many honors for her courtroom successes, including being named Trial Lawyer of the Year by the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association after securing a wrongful death verdict that was twenty times higher than the last settlement offer.

Craig M. Peters is a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law®. He handles complex and catastrophic cases involving severe injury or death. He has experience dealing with product defects, dangerous property conditions, vehicle and machine accidents, and professional negligence. He has a record of success in both settling and trying cases to verdict. Craig is proud to fight for justice on behalf of his clients and is committed to helping them through a difficult time in their lives. The clients he helps have suffered from brain and spinal cord injuries, neck and back injuries, bone fractures and nerve damage, burn injuries and psychiatric injuries. Craig has extensive trial experience representing families and individuals who are union members and laborers, service industry workers and white-collar professionals.

Tamarah Prevost is a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law®, specializing in complex employment and wrongful termination disputes. She represents employees across various industries, with a particular focus on executives navigating challenging workplace issues. Tamarah’s career is driven by an unwavering commitment to protecting employee rights and fostering workplace equity. Known for her readiness to take cases to trial when necessary, she has established herself as a leading expert in employment litigation. Whether through negotiation, litigation, or trial, Tamarah consistently achieves favorable outcomes for her clients. Her meticulous attention to detail and strategic approach make her especially adept at resolving disputes for executives, understanding the unique professional and personal challenges they face. Tamarah’s dedication to restoring her clients’ dignity and well-being has earned her a reputation for integrity, tenacity, and exceptional advocacy.

Joshua is a partner and trial attorney at Altair Law® in San Francisco. He focuses on complex personal injury cases that cause severe injury or death. He focuses his practice on representing individuals in complex catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases involving vehicular collisions, defective products, dangerous conditions of public and private property, ridesharing collisions, and bicycle collisions. He has successfully represented clients with severe traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, victims of workplace violence, post-traumatic stress disorder, and orthopedic injuries.

Noah Phillips is an associate at Altair Law® and his law practice focuses on personal injury. He represents individuals injured in vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, and in products liability and medical negligence actions, both in state and federal courts throughout California. Noah’s dexterity in applying his legal knowledge and experience has produced exceptional results in challenging personal injury, wrongful death, and wage and hour cases against corporations, and governmental entities including county jails, law enforcement and fire departments.

Jasleen is driven to the law by her passion for helping those in need. She understands her clients are facing life’s toughest circumstances when they reach out for legal help. She is honored to represent them and fight for their rights. Before pursuing law, Jasleen sought a medical career. It has now shaped her legal practice by creating a scientific lens and technical foundation from which she is better equipped to delve into the nuances of her clients’ medical injuries and the details of how these injuries happened– whether it be through workplace accidents, fires, explosions, defective consumer products, or vehicular accidents. Jasleen has worked on cases in various industries such as healthcare and pharmaceutical, consumer products, airline and aerospace, infrastructure and construction, and childcare. Her previous cases included hip replacement failures, blood thinner adverse effects, exploding lithium-ion batteries, catastrophic workplace accidents, wildfire deaths and losses, childcare negligence and abuse, child pornography, and sex abuse cases.