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About Gabriel Genson
Gabriel Genson is a Trial Attorney at Arash Law, specializing in personal injury litigation and representing injury victims in accident claims. He has contributed to teams securing multi-million-dollar settlements across various accident cases while managing an independent caseload.
Genson earned his Bachelor of Arts in Law cum laude with a minor in Communications from the University of Arizona, including a study abroad term in Barcelona, Spain. He received his Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, where he served as Vice President of the Consumer Law Society.
Within his first two years of practice, Genson was recognized as a California Super Lawyers Rising Star two times. He is admitted to the California State Bar and is fluent in English and Russian.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Arash Law
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A Riverside County jury awarded Carlos and Rosalia Fernandez $41.95 million in June 2023 after a mentally ill man grabbed an unsecured baseball bat from the sporting goods aisle of a San Jacinto Walmart and beat the couple, leaving both with traumatic brain injuries.
A Los Angeles County jury returned a $17,854,093.94 verdict in December 2024 after finding that Sheriff deputies controlling foot traffic during a large soccer-related street celebration gave hand signals that contradicted active traffic lights, causing a vehicle to strike two pedestrians in a crosswalk.
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