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Wilshire Law Firm attorneys selected to the 2027 Southern California Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists
Super Lawyers selected eight Wilshire Law Firm attorneys to its 2027 Southern California Super Lawyers list and 11 to its 2027 Southern California Rising Stars list.

2027 Southern California Super Lawyers list
Eight attorneys on the Super Lawyers list
These Wilshire Law Firm attorneys were selected to the 2027 Southern California Super Lawyers list. Each name shows how many years Super Lawyers has selected that attorney to its Super Lawyers lists and, where it applies, its Rising Stars lists, according to the firm’s 2027 inclusion list:
- Bobby Saadian: 9 years on Super Lawyers lists, 6 years on Rising Stars lists
- Colin M. Jones: 6 years on Super Lawyers lists, 6 years on Rising Stars lists
- John G. Yslas: 6 years on Super Lawyers lists
- Ryan Casey: 5 years on Super Lawyers lists, 10 years on Rising Stars lists
- Tae-Yoon Kim: 8 years on Super Lawyers lists
- Christopher Goodroe: 13 years on Super Lawyers lists, 2 years on Rising Stars lists
- Nicol E. Hajjar: 2 years on Super Lawyers lists, 7 years on Rising Stars lists
- Christina Le: 3 years on Super Lawyers lists
Their work spans the firm’s personal injury, employment, and class action practices.
2027 Southern California Rising Stars list
11 attorneys on the Rising Stars list
These Wilshire Law Firm attorneys were selected to the 2027 Southern California Rising Stars list, with the number of years each has been selected to Rising Stars lists:
- Thiago Coelho: 6 years on Rising Stars lists
- Arrash Fattahi: 3 years on Rising Stars lists
- Shervin Ghanoongooi: 5 years on Rising Stars lists
- Benjamin H. Haber: 4 years on Rising Stars lists
- Brian Jacobson: 4 years on Rising Stars lists
- Gevik Yenoki: first year on a Rising Stars list
- Andrew Attia: first year on a Rising Stars list
- Brendan Browne: 4 years on Rising Stars lists
- Marco Ramos: 2 years on Rising Stars lists
- Gabriella C. Sole: 2 years on Rising Stars lists
- Trevor J. Weitzenberg: 2 years on Rising Stars lists
Super Lawyers says a Rising Stars candidate must be 40 years old or younger, or in practice for 10 years or less. Profiles for each attorney are on our legal team page.
How Super Lawyers selects attorneys
An annual selection by an outside publisher
Super Lawyers describes its selection process as peer influenced and research driven. It selects attorneys each year, by state or region, so every list carries a year and a jurisdiction.
The publisher says attorneys do not pay to be listed and that it keeps its research separate from its advertising.
What a Super Lawyers selection means
Useful context, not a prediction
Selection to a Super Lawyers or Rising Stars list reflects that publisher’s research for a given year and region. It is not a specialist certification, and no list can tell you how a particular case will turn out, since every claim depends on its own facts and the law that applies.
When you meet with a lawyer, ask about their experience with cases like yours, who would work on your matter day to day, and how fees and costs would work.
Sources
Where this information comes from
- Super Lawyers, “Inclusion List: Wilshire Law Firm,” 2027 Southern California Super Lawyers and 2027 Southern California Rising Stars, as of July 16, 2026, reviewed November 5, 2026
- Super Lawyers selection process
- Super Lawyers attorney FAQ
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FAQs
Rising Stars is a list published by Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers says that to be eligible, a candidate must be 40 years old or younger, or in practice for 10 years or less. Like the Super Lawyers list, it is published each year for a specific state or region, such as Southern California.
No, according to Super Lawyers. The publisher says selected attorneys are listed at no charge, whether or not they advertise, and that research is kept separate from advertising.
No. Super Lawyers is a private publisher, not a certifying body. In California, a lawyer can claim to be a certified specialist only if the State Bar’s Board of Legal Specialization, or another entity the State Bar accredits, has certified them.
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