California Civil Litigation Lawyers

Civil Litigation

1122 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Civil Litigation

1126 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017, USA

Katrina Eiden’s journey to becoming an attorney was forged in the fires of advocacy and the pursuit of justice. While most children were engaged in typical childhood activities, Katrina stood alongside her parents, both esteemed law professionals, in the courtroom and at rallies and protests, championing the rights of the marginalized and voiceless. Raised amidst the fervor of social justice movements, Katrina witnessed firsthand the dire need for dedicated defenders in her community. These formative experiences ignited a passion within her—a burning desire to stand up for the underdogs and fight tirelessly on their behalf. As she often reflects, “I couldn’t imagine doing anything else than fighting for the rights of others.” Hailing from San Diego, Katrina distinguished herself academically, driven by a fervent ambition to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. She found her calling in the realm of law. Katrina pursued her undergraduate studies at Howard University in Washington, D.C., graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science in May 2014. During her time at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, Katrina’s commitment to advocacy only deepened. She served as President of Phi Alpha Delta Fraternityand represented the Black Law Student and Latino Law Student Associations, channeling her childhood inspirations into concrete action. Katrina’s experiences as an intern at the Maryland Attorney General’s Office and Baltimore Public Defender’s Office revealed the stark injustices entrenched within the legal system—inequities that compelled her to pursue a path to protect the rights of the voiceless following in both her mother and father’s footsteps. Upon earning her Juris Doctorate in 2017 and being admitted to the California State Bar in 2018, Katrina returned to her roots in California. She honed her skills and sharpened her resolve through service in the Riverside and Los Angeles Public Defender’s offices, where she fiercely advocated for those most in need. “I believe I am upholding the U.S. Constitution and protecting the rights of the people from being infringed on by the government, corporations, and law enforcement… I am there to make sure my client’s rights are being upheld, and I will fight tooth and nail to make sure of it,” asserts Katrina, encapsulating the core of her mission. Now, as a vital member of Dordick Law Corporation, Katrina continues her unwavering commitment to justice, using her platform to amplify the voices of the oppressed and marginalized. Her trial advocacy prowess and relentless dedication to the underdogs serve as beacons of hope in an often-daunting legal landscape.

Civil Litigation

2601 Main St, STE 560, Irvine, CA 92614

We are in pursuit of one simple goal: to aggressively protect each of our client’s personal welfare through profound strategies and focused execution. We deliver this to our clients with a work and preparation ethic that is unmatched. When you are in a legal battle, coming out on top is of paramount importance, in fact it means everything. Getting to a judgment can be stressful. Knowing that with every step you are in trusted, compassionate, and battle-tested hands, is precisely why, should one day you require our services, you will sleep well at night.

Civil Litigation

1328 S. Cloverdale Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90019

Kelsey Nicolaisen is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Manning & Kass, where she practices on the firm’s Premises Liability Team. She is a member of the American Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, and Beverly Hills Bar Association. Prior to joining the firm, she represented corporate and individual clients in a wide array of civil law matters related to business torts, breach of contract disputes, personal injury claims, malpractice, employment and housing law matters, and workers' compensation claims. She also discreetly represented clients in high-profile divorce litigations where spousal support, child support, child custody, division of property, and post judgment issues are amplified by the fact that clients or client's spouse had substantial income, investments, real property, or intellectual property. Ms. Nicolaisen received her JD from Southwestern Law School and her BA in Communication, Business, & Sociology from the University of Southern California. During law school she was the recipient of the Zimring Memorial Scholarship and the president of the International Law Society.

Civil Litigation

1610 R Street, Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95811

Kelsey A. Webber is an experienced labor and employment attorney who has litigated a broad range of matters through arbitration and trial. Mr. Webber attended Georgetown University Law Center where he was on the Dean’s Honor Roll. After graduating from Georgetown Law, Mr. Webber began practicing employment law, representing employees, in Roseville, California. During that time, Mr. Webber obtained a $4,750,000 verdict for a client in an age discrimination case. Mr. Webber also obtained numerous mid to high six figure settlements on behalf of his clients. Thereafter, Mr. Webber spent the next three years representing some of the world’s largest employers. During that time, Mr. Webber litigated some of the most high-profile labor and employment matters in the state. However, Mr. Webber realized that his true passion was representing employees. Thus, Mr. Webber decided to found the Webber Law Group. Mr. Webber’s time representing employers has provided him with invaluable insight and an understanding of how labor and employment cases are defended by the world’s largest employers. Mr. Webber has taken his experience representing employers and now puts it to use representing employees. Mr. Webber represents employees in all facets of employment law matters. He has considerable experience representing employees in litigation involving claims brought under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), California’s wage and hour laws, Private Attorney General Act (PAGA), Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and the California Family Rights Act (CFRA). Mr. Webber also represents employees in matters involving whistleblowing and retaliation claims, including claims brought under the California Whistleblower Act and various provisions of the California Labor Code.