Rosibeth Cuevas is an Associate Attorney who specializes in personal injury claims. Prior to practicing, she worked at Wilshire Law Firm as a legal assistant for three years, and then as a post-bar law clerk.
Her ambition to become an attorney is rooted in firsthand experiences. Raised by a single mother in South Central Los Angeles, Rosibeth overcame many adversities, including homelessness and a life-altering accident. During those challenging times, she learned that she could count on attorneys for support. Now, as an attorney at Wilshire Law Firm, she is committed to paying forward the kindness she received, offering the same zealous advocacy and support to her clients that made such a difference in her own journey.
Rosibeth holds professional affiliation with the Latina Lawyers Bar Association (LLBA), Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC), and Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA)
Scholarships, Awards, and Engagements
- First place in Barbri’s “One Lawyer Can Change the World” Scholarship competition
- CALI Award for her performance in Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis (LRWA)
- USF Law Dean’s List and Dean’s Merit Scholarship
- Scholarship from the Latina Lawyers Bar Association
- Keynote speaker for the LLBA Gala Dinner
- NextGen Scholar by California ChangeLawyers, with scholarship selected and funded by the Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC)
- Competitions Team Director on the Moot Court Executive Board
- Judicial Extern for the California First Appellate District
- USF Law School Commencement Speaker
These achievements reflect her commitment to both academic excellence and leadership within the legal community.
Education:
- California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt- Graduated summa cum laude
- The University of San Francisco School of Law – Juris Doctor- Graduated cum laude in the top 10 percent of class
Practicing Philosophy:
“Every injury is a story of pain, resilience, and hope. As an attorney, my role is to turn that story into one of recovery and justice. I know firsthand that every case is more than just a claim – it’s a person’s life, recovery, and future.”