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Sasha Shariati

Senior Associate at Wisner Baum LLP
Los Angeles, CAAdmitted 2017

About Sasha Shariati

Sasha Shariati is a senior associate attorney at Wisner Baum's Los Angeles office, where she focuses on pharmaceutical drug liability, products liability, and toxic torts. Coming from a background in complex commercial and intellectual property litigation, she brings a different perspective to mass torts, having represented clients across a wide range of industries with a case approach shaped by each client's needs and objectives. In law school she competed nationally in negotiation and mediation competitions on her school's alternative dispute resolution team and served as a senior submissions editor of the UC Law Science and Technology Journal. Sasha earned her J.D. cum laude from UC Law San Francisco in 2017 after completing her undergraduate degree at York University. She is dedicated to representing individuals and families harmed by corporate negligence in high stakes litigation.

Practice areas

Education

UC Law San Francisco
J.D., 2017
York University
Undergraduate, 2013

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of California, admitted 2017

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