David A. Azran

I have been practicing law since 1985, but my work in the personal injury field began in 1982, when I held law clerk positions at two of the top personal injury firms in the country. One of those firms specialized in insurance defense law, where I gained valuable insight into how insurance defense attorneys strategize, attack, and settle injury victim claims. The experience I gained on the defense side of litigated claims not only taught me how to anticipate and counter insurance defense tactics but also inspired my passion for fighting for the rights of innocent injured victims against the insurance industry.

• Free Consultation
  Free telephone, or Zoom consultation with name partners, David A. Azran, Esq. or Dennis I. Rosenstock, Esq.
• Contingent Fees
  If we do not obtain a recovery on the client's behalf (which rarely occurs), no fees are charged.

California

State Bar of California

ID Number: 117745

Partner

Law Offices of Rosenstock and Azran

1986 - Current

Representing injury and wrongful death victims of negligence of others, dangerous premises, fires, product defects, dog attacks, reckless drivers, and drunk drivers, since 1986. Limiting the practice to this field of law exclusively, have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for our clients.

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles

J.D. (1984) | Law

1981 - 1984

UCLA Fielding School of Public Health

Masters (1981) | Public Health

1979 - 1981

Occidental College

B.A. (1979) | Biology

1975 - 1979

Google screened law firm

Google

2025

Best car Accident Lawyer

Expertise

2025

Accredited Business

Better Business Bureau

2025

Top 100 Trial Lawyers

National Trial Lawyers

2020

State Bar of California  # 117745

Member

Current

Masters Degree

U.C.L.A. Graduate School of Public Health

1981

Q. Can other driver pursue a case after insurance, court fault decision? Vehicle collision.

March 28, 2025

A: It appears that the court's reversal on the issue of legal liability was correctly decided in your favor. California Vehicle Code Section 21801(a) provides that oncoming traffic in a left-turn scenario has the right of way. An exception would be if the vehicle driving straight through the intersection runs a red light, which does not appear to be the case here. Entering the intersection on a yellow light is legal. Having said that, a party may sue, yet that does not necessarily mean the case has merit. It sounds like you were insured at the time of the accident, therefore, you should immediately turn the matter over to them; cooperate fully with them; and provide all the evidence from the traffic court hearing. Even if your position has merit, it will be very expensive to prove that while preserving your legal rights in the case. With insurance, your insurer has a duty to defend you (at their expense), and to indemnify you, should there be a finding against you. ... Read More

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