Product liability cases are complex. They often involve multiple parties , manufacturers, distributors, retailers, or even parts suppliers , each with their own insurance company trying to minimize payouts.
Under California law, companies can be held responsible when a product is defectively designed, manufactured, or marketed and causes harm. You do not have to prove that the company intended to cause injury only that the product was unreasonably dangerous when used as intended. At Goharzad Law APC, we help clients throughout Los Angeles and Orange County pursue compensation from negligent manufacturers, distributors, and other responsible parties.
Design Defects
Some products are unsafe from the start. If a product’s design makes it dangerous—even when used correctly , the manufacturer can be held liable.
Manufacturing Defects
When a mistake occurs during production (like a faulty airbag or a contaminated medication), that’s a manufacturing defect.
Failure to Warn
Manufacturers have a duty to provide proper safety instructions and warnings. When they don’t, consumers get hurt.
Golnoush Goharzad once defended large corporations and insurance companies. She knows how they analyze claims, where they cut corners, and what makes them pay. Now, she uses that insider knowledge to fight for you.
Every courthouse in Los Angeles has its own pace, procedures, and preferences. A local attorney knows how cases move here — and which strategies work best with local judges, defense counsel, and insurers.
We also work closely with trusted local experts—engineers, safety analysts, medical specialists, and investigators—who help us prove exactly how a product failed and the damage it caused.
Because insurance companies know which firms will settle quickly and which are ready to go to trial, our reputation for thorough preparation allows us to push for full and fair compensation, not quick discounts.
At Goharzad Law, you’re not just another file. You work directly with your attorney and get real answers every step of the way.
Every product liability case is unique, but some of the most common cases we handle include:

You talk. We listen. We learn what happened and what you need.

You don’t have to take their calls. We handle adjusters and defense counsel—and we know the playbook.

Photos, medical records, incident/animal-control reports, vaccination history, prior complaints, witness statements, surveillance, and property records.

Strong settlement or trial, we push for maximum compensation, including scarring and future care.
I’m very thankful to Ms. Golnoush Goharzad for all her help with my case. After my car accident, I didn’t know what to do or what to expect. She was so patient and always took the time to explain everything clearly. I really felt like she cared and was fighting for me the whole way. Thanks to her, I got a settlement that helped me a lot. I’m so happy I had her as my lawyer and I truly recommend her to anyone going through something similar.
Ms. Golnoush Goharzad was an incredible advocate for my wife after her car accident. From the beginning, she was professional, compassionate, and completely dedicated to the case. She kept us informed every step of the way and always made time to answer our questions. It was clear she genuinely cared and wanted the best outcome for my wife — and she delivered. We couldn’t have asked for a better lawyer. Highly recommended.
Understanding your legal rights shouldn’t be confusing. Here’s what clients like you ask us most—answered simply and directly.
If the insurance company has already made you an offer, you should speak with an attorney before accepting it.
Insurance companies often make early settlement offers to close cases quickly — usually for far less than the full value of your claim. Once you accept their offer, you typically waive your right to pursue additional compensation, even if your injuries turn out to be more serious later.
An experienced attorney can review the offer, evaluate your medical records and damages, and negotiate for a fair settlement that truly reflects your losses — including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.