Aimee Kirby
About Aimee Kirby
Aimee Kirby is the Managing Attorney of the Torts Practice Group and a Senior Trial Attorney at the Dolan Law Firm, PC, with more than 15 years of courtroom experience. She specializes in personal injury, sexual abuse, and motorcycle accident cases, working out of the firm's Redondo Beach (Los Angeles area) office. She has tried 20 cases, settled hundreds more, and obtained over $50 million in verdicts and settlements for her clients.
Kirby is admitted to practice in California, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, and Texas. Her professional memberships include the American Association for Justice, Consumer Attorneys of California (Board of Governors), and Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (Board of Governors). She served as President of the Los Angeles Trial Lawyers' Charities in 2015.
She has been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star for seven consecutive years, was a CAALA Trial Attorney of the Year finalist twice, and a CAOC Women's Caucus Top California Female Litigator nominee twice. She writes and speaks at conferences on courtroom best practices, forensic evidence, and damages in personal injury law.
Notable case work includes Choy v. Hatishu ($11.9M verdict, motorcycle/paralysis), Savage v. State of California ($4.35M verdict, CalTrans safety-sign failure), and Codner v. Wills ($4M verdict, parking design defect).
Proven verdicts and settlements at Dolan Law Firm, PC Personal Injury Lawyers
These results are credited to Dolan Law Firm, PC Personal Injury Lawyers. A result appears under an attorney's own name only when a published source names them as counsel on the case.
Chris Dolan represented the surviving Tran family and reached a $36 million settlement with Alameda County after an off-duty deputy who had failed his psychological exam shot Maria and Benison Tran in their Dublin home.
An Alameda County jury awarded $18,574,222 to Juanita Cerrato, who suffered a traumatic brain injury after she swerved to avoid a tractor-trailer left blocking her lane on a Fresno highway near midnight.
A Sacramento County jury awarded $17,220,807 to Lethesia Guzman, whose car stalled on the Yolo Causeway before a Morning Star tomato truck set off the chain-reaction crash that killed her fiance and left her with catastrophic injuries.
A federal jury found that a City of Roy, Washington police officer used excessive force when he shot two unarmed men riding an off-road vehicle during a 2019 snowstorm, awarding $3.26 million.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.