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About Stephanie Hannosh
Stephanie Hannosh is a San Diego native who was sworn in as an attorney at Aminpour & Associates (King Aminpour Car Accident Lawyer) in 2024 after passing the California Bar Exam. She began at the firm in 2019 as a legal assistant while completing her undergraduate studies at UC San Diego, then earned her Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law in December 2023. Fluent in Chaldean, Arabic, and English, Stephanie is an active member of the Chaldean community and uses her language skills to support refugees and immigrants.
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The Wilson family's 16-year-old son was shot and killed by a San Diego police officer on January 28, 2025, seconds after he ran into the officer's path while fleeing gunfire from another teenager at Santa Fe Depot. His parents sued the City of San Diego and the officer in San Diego Superior Court in June 2025, alleging the officer fired twice into the boy's back without warning, in violation of his civil rights and of department use of force standards. The San Diego City Council voted unanimously on December 9, 2025 to approve a $30 million settlement, with the city paying $5 million and the rest drawn from a public liability fund shared by member municipalities. San Diego attorneys King Aminpour and Michael VanGalio worked the case alongside lead attorney Nicholas Rowley.
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