About Ali Faal

Ali Faal is a trial attorney at Omega Law Group with over 14 years of litigation experience. He specializes in personal injury cases, particularly those involving wrongful death, catastrophic injuries from motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, dog bites, and trucking accidents.

Before joining Omega Law Group, Faal worked as an insurance defense attorney.

A native of Los Angeles, Faal earned his Juris Doctorate from McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento and his undergraduate degree from UCLA.

He is admitted to the California and Texas bars and is a member of the California Bar Association, Texas Bar Association, and Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA).

Practice areas

Education

UCLA
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of California
State Bar of Texas
California Bar Association
Texas Bar Association
Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Los Angeles firms

Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP
Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP
$1.2 billion (approximately, after the punitive award was cut to $1.09 billion; $4.9 billion gross verdict) · Anderson v. General Motors: A $4.9 Billion Verdict Over a Chevy Malibu Fuel Tank Fire
The Dominguez Firm
The Dominguez Firm
$29 million · Los Angeles Jury Awards $29 Million to Pedestrian Hit in Crosswalk
Wisner Baum LLP
Wisner Baum LLP
$56,005,830 judgment after remittitur (about $11.2 million compensatory plus about $44.8 million punitive; jury awarded $37.2 million compensatory plus $1 billion punitive to Alberta Pilliod; her husband Alva's award is a separate row) · Livermore Retiree Whose Lymphoma Spread to Her Brain Holds a $56 Million Roundup Judgment Through the U.S. Supreme Court
Harris Personal Injury Lawyers, Inc.
Harris Personal Injury Lawyers, Inc.
$21.5 million · $21.5 Million Settlement After Exposed Trolley Rail Left Man Paralyzed at San Diego Transit Station
West Coast Trial Lawyers
West Coast Trial Lawyers
$7 million · Mother Wins $7 Million After Disabled Son Dies in Hot Car Left by Caretaker Driver