Similar personal injury attorneys in Long Beach
3 Proven Verdicts
Juan Dominguez
The Dominguez Firm
1 Proven Verdict
Analicia Avila
The Dominguez Firm
1 Proven Verdict
Lourdes De Armas
Omega Law Group
1 Proven Verdict
John Denove
Jacoby & Meyers Accident & Injury Lawyers
1 Proven Verdict
Jason Doucette
The Dominguez Firm
1 Proven Verdict
Ashley Laiken
Omega Law Group
1 Proven Verdict
Robert May
The May Firm
About Steven Messner
Steven Messner is a civil trial attorney at McGee Lerer Ogrin in California, with over 15 years of experience. He has successfully recovered millions through verdicts, judgments, and settlements. His practice focuses on personal injury, insurance coverage, bad-faith claims, fraud, and class action lawsuits.
Messner earned his undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley, where he was an All-American swimmer, and his Juris Doctor from the University of La Verne College of Law, where he was Valedictorian and Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review.
He is admitted to the California State Bar.
Messner is rated by Super Lawyers in Southern California for Personal Injury - General practice.
Practice areas
Education
University of California, Berkeley
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of California
Awards & recognition
Super Lawyers (Southern California, Personal Injury - General)
J.D. Valedictorian, University of La Verne College of Law
Editor-in-Chief, La Verne Law Review
All-American swimmer, UC Berkeley
Other attorneys at McGee Lerer Ogrin
View firm →
Proven verdicts and settlements from other Long Beach firms
The Dominguez Firm
$29 million · Los Angeles Jury Awards $29 Million to Pedestrian Hit in Crosswalk
Jacoby & Meyers Accident & Injury Lawyers
$6.68 million · Grocery Chain Ordered to Pay $6.68 Million After 56-Year-Old Slips on Grape at El Monte Food4Less
Omega Law Group
$5.77 million · Jury Awards $5.77 Million to Metro Bus Passenger Struck After Driver Stopped a Lane From the Curb
The May Firm
$10 million · Lucia Mar Unified School District Pays $10 Million After Bus Driver With Prior Conviction Molested Nine-Year-Old Special-Needs Student