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About Brandon Peav
Brandon Peav is an Associate Attorney at Wilshire Law Firm who believes growth and success come from a balance of preparation, perseverance, and adaptability. He aims to approach every challenge with integrity, empathy, and a solution-focused mindset, striving not only to achieve results, but to empower those he works with. Brandon previously worked with stakeholders in the UC Martial Arts program at UC Berkeley to draft a set of bylaws that organized funding for local athletes and educated the community on the history and culture surrounding East Asian martial arts.
In addition to martial arts, Brandon is passionate about mental health advocacy, which is evidenced in his former role as a board member for the nonprofit organization "Humans Love Love Foundation," which provided support to underrepresented communities seeking psychological care. Brandon credits his inspiration for becoming an attorney to his father, a former law firm employee, and brother, who graduated from law school - as well as a documentary on Cambodian Americans who, along with other Southeast Asian refugees, were disproportionally affected by the Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 and removed from the country. Brandon hopes that by becoming an attorney and advocate for the oppressed, he can serve as a role model for younger Cambodians. *4.9-star rating based on Google reviews of Wilshire Law Firm's Los Angeles Google Business Profile.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Wilshire Law Firm
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A Los Angeles jury awarded $35,285,942 to an 81-year-old man who suffered a spinal fracture and permanent injuries after a tractor-trailer rear-ended the vehicle he was riding in on Interstate 10.
A Los Angeles jury awarded $30 million in noneconomic damages in 2023 to Kenya Taylor, whose 6-year-old son was beaten to death by a Los Angeles Unified School District playground worker she had asked to watch him over winter break, and put 90 percent of the fault on the district. The Court of Appeal reversed in June 2025, holding that Education Code section 44808 made the district immune because the death happened off campus, and directed judgment for the district.
An 11-year-old with an IEP requiring door-to-door transport was abandoned at the school curb by district staff, struck by a car on a four-lane road, and left with permanent brain damage; the $28.5 million settlement against Victor Elementary School District was the largest pedestrian accident settlement in California in 2019.
A Los Angeles jury awarded $13,872,900 to a 42-year-old motorcyclist who said a low-speed collision caused neck and groin injuries. In December 2025 the Court of Appeal vacated the judgment and ordered a new trial because the plaintiff disclosed a new medical expert seven days before trial.
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