Lila Razmara

Lila Razmara is an income partner at Robinson Calcagnie, Inc., representing plaintiffs in mass tort actions involving personal injuries, property damage, and consumer protection, with a focus on new and emerging litigation. Her current work includes the JUUL Labs Product Cases (JCCP 5052), the Allergan Biocell textured breast implant litigation (MDL 2921 and JCCP 5104), the LTL Management talc bankruptcy, the 3M Combat Arms earplug litigation (MDL 2885), and PG&E bankruptcy fire claims. Over more than a decade she has worked extensively on pharmaceutical drug, medical device, and mass tort proceedings.

Including the Route 91 Las Vegas shooting cases, California opioid litigation against Purdue Pharma, the New England Compounding Pharmacy bankruptcy, and the Quinine, Reglan, and Actos JCCPs, and she served as plaintiffs' liaison counsel in the Karl Storz power morcellator litigation in Los Angeles. She earned two B.A. degrees, in Criminology, Law and Society and in Psychology and Social Behavior, both cum laude, from the University of California, Irvine, and her J.D. from Loyola Law School, where she volunteered at the Disability Rights Legal Center. She is admitted to practice in California and the District of Columbia and is fluent in Farsi.