Burbank, CA

Brent Coon is the founder of Brent Coon & Associates, a nationally and internationally recognized trial law firm. He is known for his work in catastrophic injury, occupational disease, pharmaceutical harm, and environmental pollution cases, notably the BP Texas City Refinery Explosion. He is a strong advocate for corporate accountability and against tort reform, and has received numerous awards including 'Lawyer of the Year' and 'Clarence Darrow Award'.

Martin D. Gould

Martin D. Gould is a trial attorney representing individuals and classes of victims in wrongful death, toxic exposure, medical malpractice, auto and trucking accidents, construction and other workplace accidents, product defect, and sexual abuse cases across the country. Martin has played a key role in securing numerous record-breaking multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements on behalf of clients who have been harmed as a result of wrongful conduct. In 2017, Martin played a key role in securing a $44.7 million verdict at trial against the City of Chicago in a case where an off-duty police officer shot a construction worker in the head leaving him paralyzed; this was the largest verdict in Illinois and one of the largest in the country for a police misconduct case. In 2019, Martin and his team secured a $21.337 million verdict at trial on behalf of the family of a mother of five young children who was killed in a car accident. Later that same year, Martin played a key role in securing a $12.35 million settlement at the beginning of trial on behalf of the family of a young mother of three children in a medical malpractice case; the settlement was the largest recorded in Illinois for a misdiagnosis of breast cancer case. In addition to obtaining significant recoveries for his clients, Martin takes on many cases where he believes he can change policies or the law to protect future generations. In that regard, Martin has represented and currently represents dozens of survivors of rape and childhood sexual abuse in many of the highest profile abuse cases in the country. Some of those cases include claims against the Boy Scouts of America, the Boys & Girls Club, University of Michigan (abuse involving Dr. Robert Anderson), professional sports teams, the Estate of Jeffrey Epstein, private and public schools, elite private boarding schools, orphanages, foster care programs, hospitals, mental health facilities, Fortune 500 companies, and countless religious institutions and related entities (ranging from the Catholic Church, religious orders, and the YMCA, to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormon Church, and the Royal Rangers Youth Organization). He has helped shed light on systemic abuse and cover-ups while securing millions of dollars in settlements on behalf of survivors, including a recent $2.1 million settlement on behalf of 7-year-old abused by a Church camp counselor. Understanding the lasting impact child abuse can have on someone, Martin has also taken on school bullying cases as well, securing a $250,000 verdict in a school bullying case in Woodford County, Illinois, the largest bullying verdict ever reported in Illinois. In helping manage a mass tort litigation practice, Martin currently represents hundreds of individuals whose homes were destroyed when after years of neglect, the Edenville and Sanford dams near Midland, Michigan failed, devastating the surrounding community. He also represents hundreds of individuals injured by consumption of and/or exposure to harmful products, including exposure to ethylene oxide emissions; RoundUp herbicide exposure; Johnson & Johnson talc baby powder; and individuals who took prescription and over-the-counter Zantac/ranitidine medication, which was recalled by the FDA due to defects in its design potentially leading to cancer. Martin regularly appears in the media to discuss cases, including appearances on Fox 32 and ABC 7 to discuss the toxic exposure involving Sterigenics, interviews with the Associated Press, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin to discuss clergy abuse lawsuits and settlements, and appearances on the Legal Broadcasting Network to discuss a federal class action lawsuit against a large municipality. Currently, Martin holds leadership positions within numerous legal organizations, including serving on the Advisory Board of the National Crime Victims Bar Association (NCVBA), with membership on NCVBA’s Clergy Abuse Committee and the Child Abuse Section. He is also on the Junior Board of Child USA, the leading national nonprofit fighting for the civil rights of children a fair legal system that allows survivors of child abuse to seek justice in the courts. He also holds leadership positions with the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and Chicago Bar Association (CBA), serving as the CBA’s Vice Chair of the YLS and former Chair of the Torts Litigation Committee. Martin graduated toward the top of his class from Chicago-Kent College of Law, cum laude, and was a published member of the Chicago-Kent Law Review. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Northwestern University, where he was also a four-year member of the Northwestern Varsity Wrestling Team. The team placed 4th in the NCAAs Martin’s sophomore year in 2007.

Adrianos Facchetti

Adrianos Facchetti is the Founder and Principal Attorney of The Law Offices of Adrianos Facchetti, established in 2006. He earned his Bachelor's Degree from UCLA and his law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law. With over 18 years of experience and more than 1,000 cases handled, he specializes in various personal injury cases including auto, pedestrian, motorcycle, and trucking accidents, premises liability, and police misconduct. He is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese. Adrianos has received accolades such as Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars (2014-2016), an AV Preeminent Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, and was named Best Attorney in Burbank in 2025. He is also actively involved in the community as a Transportation Commissioner for the City of Burbank and through the Burbank WorkAbility Program.

David D. Diamond

Attorney David D. Diamond is a State Bar Certified Criminal Law Specialist with decades of experience as a Los Angeles trial lawyer, Mock Trial Director, former Police Commissioner, and Adjunct Professor of Law. He has handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases, including asset forfeiture matters and civil trials, and has litigated over 500 jury and bench trials. He is also a restraining order MCLE instructor for other attorneys and has argued appeals before various courts.

Michael C. Murphy, Esq.

Michael C. Murphy, Esq. is a veteran trial attorney with over 38 years of experience, serving as lead trial counsel. He has successfully tried over 90 cases and is admitted to practice in California and Arizona.

Diana Zeesman

Diana Zeesman is a founding partner of Accident Fighters, APC, specializing in personal injury law. She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, where she was on the Dean's List and received a Trial Advocacy certificate. She also holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Marketing and Management, graduating cum laude from the University of Colorado Denver. Mrs. Zeesman is licensed to practice law in California, Colorado, Arizona, and the U.S. District Court in the District of Arizona, and works alongside her husband, Alex Zeesman.

Aram Bagrazyan

Aram Bagrazyan joined the firm in 2023. Specializing in personal injury law - car accidents, Uber/Lyft crashes, dog bites, slip and falls, and premises liability - Aram brings a depth of legal expertise which helps our clients secure justice through maximum financial compensation. Prior to joining Dordulian Law Group, Aram gained extensive experience at some of Southern California’s most prominent personal injury firms. He has garnered an array of knowledge and skills throughout his expansive law career. Aram serves as the lead pre-litigation attorney and negotiates high-value settlements for severe and catastrophic bodily injury cases. Aram is dedicated to fighting tirelessly for every injured victim. An aggressive yet tactful attorney, Aram has successfully handled hundreds of cases on behalf of satisfied clients. His commitment to protecting victims’ rights and prioritizing their well-being has been integral to solidifying Dordulian Law Group’s status as a top-rated Los Angeles-area firm. Aram earned his Juris Doctor degree from Southwestern Law School, graduating with honors cum laude. As a law student, Aram was recognized for various academic achievements, including earning a place on the Dean’s List and receiving the CALI Award for Academic Excellence in multiple subjects: Civil Procedure I; Constitutional Law I; Constitutional Law II; and Business Associations. Aram served as Staff Editor for the Southwestern Law Review and was a two-time Bluebook Awards recipient. Prior to law school, Aram earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Greensboro College in Greensboro, North Carolina.