Members

The lawyers at Rathod Mohamedbhai put our clients' needs first. We advocate for the civil rights of individuals against governmental and institutional abuses of power.

Peter Anderson is a civil litigation attorney who focuses on personal injury matters in DC, Maryland, Virginia, and even on a national scale. Mr. Anderson's experience is primarily in wrongful death, nursing home negligence, and medical malpractice actions.

Kim’s practice focuses on counseling the firm’s clients regarding bankruptcy, personal injury and business matters. Prior to joining the Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., Kim was a Trial Attorney with the Law Offices of Norris C. Ramsey, P.A., where she litigated various matters in the Circuit and District Courts of Maryland. Kim is an experienced Trial Attorney who has tried numerous cases in the District and before juries in Circuit Courts of Maryland. She is a well-respected lawyer and litigator.

Venerable Injury Law has set out to be the most trusted and most transparent leader as your Los Angeles personal injury attorney. We are a leading Los Angeles accident attorneys firm that fights for you when you've been in a car accident, uber car accident, slip & fall, motorcycle accident, or any personal injury as your law firm in Southern California. We are introducing ClaimTrack℠ - your exclusive client portal. View important claim process info when and where you want, without the hassle of calling into the office for a status update. We have modernized an outdated process for our clients by allowing them to use their internet connected smartphone, tablet, laptop, PC or Mac to track movement of their individual injury claims.

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I knew I wanted to be a trial attorney when I saw Blair Underwood and Jimmy Smits on L.A. Law.  I have had over 30 jury trials working for the City of New York, an insurance defense firm and the Oregon Department of Justice.  Performing in front of a jury is one of the most satisfying experiences I’ve ever had—win or lose.  I think I am an actor at my core.  Odd because I am also a cinephile:  I love movies by Clint Eastwood, Akira Kurosawa, Antoine Fuqua and John Woo.  I sympathize with the tortured hero and the lost cause. I am a devout capitalist; hate bullies; root for the underdog; and believe in the system.  Reasons why I became the first Director of Civil Rights for the Oregon Attorney General.  Before moving to Oregon, I drafted judicial opinions as a Principal Law Clerk for a New York State Supreme Court Justice.  I started my legal career as a litigation associate at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, after graduating from law school.  I now have a general practice law firm, HARMON JOHNSON LLC, that focuses on discrimination, civil rights violations and wage theft. I also love teaching.  Several women in my family were teachers and professors.  This inspired me to be an adjunct professor, and a high school and college trial advocacy Coach.  I have also taught trial skills to attorneys from across the country as a National Attorney General Training and Research Institute faculty member.  I am a Libra.  And I love to cook, write and do home improvements in my spare time.  I have sworn off Starbucks, Waffle House, and Hobby Lobby to name a few.  I also refuse to watch anything NFL—games, highlights, updates, documentaries, etc.—until Colin Kaepernick gets at least a try-out.

AARON P. MCALLISTER - Awarded Super Lawyers, Rising Star in 2018 & 2017; Awarded "10 Best Criminal Law Attorneys" in 2018 & 2017; Awarded "10 Best Attorneys for DUI/DWI Defense" in 2018, 2017, & 2016. RECEIVED MORE THAN 25 LEGAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS SINCE 2015 RELATED TO OUTSTANDING SERVICE, ADVOCACY, CASE RESULTS, AND REPRESENTATION.  Since starting his solo practice, Mr. McAllister's case results include: (i) felony jury trial, client facing more than 20 years prison, jury voted 12 to 0 NOT GUILTY; (ii) DUI jury trial, case dismissed after jury voted 7 to 5 NOT GUILTY; (iii) multiple cases dismissed on the first day of trial; (iv) multiple cases dismissed during negotiations with prosecutor; (v) multiple felony counts reduced to misdemeanors at preliminary hearings; (vi) multiple felony counts reduced to misdemeanors during negotiations with prosecutor; (vi) D.A. rejects based on negotiations with prosecutor prior to case being filed, and more.  Please see case results section of firm website for more information on some of our outstanding case results. *Disclaimer on case results:  prior case results cannot guarantee similar outcomes on your case or future cases.

Elaine L. Thompson has been practicing law since 1989. She began her legal career working as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Appeals Division of the Florida Attorney General's Office in Tampa. Over the next ten years, Ms. Thompson continued to develop her legal skills and knowledge while working in the Employment Discrimination Section and the Office of Civil Rights where she represented the State, State agencies, and State employees in appellate, trial, and federal habeas corpus proceedings. After honing her craft with the Florida Attorney General's Office, attorney Thompson worked in private practice representing parties in workers compensation matters, criminal appeals, civil appeals, civil litigation, and family appeals. Ms. Thompson worked briefly at the Fulton County District Attorney's Office. Upon her return to Florida, she worked at a private law firm which handled cases involving medical malpractice, personal injury, and limited appeals. From there she joined the Office of the Public Defender in Tampa where she served as a supervisor of the Appellate Division, represented clients in Baker Act proceedings, and handled post-conviction matters. After practicing law for more than twenty-five years, Ms. Thompson decided to focus her practice on the most rewarding work she performs as a lawyer - appellate cases. Having attended law school because of her interest in constitutional law, she continues to pursue work related to constitutional claims, civil liberties, disability rights, education rights, and individual property rights. In addition to appeals, Ms. Thompson provides litigation support to trial lawyers.

Staff attorney with the Criminal Justice Reform practice group for Alabama.  Work on a mix of litigation and policy.  Also dedicated to restoring voting rights to formerly convicted citizens.

  Experienced in all areas of complex civil litigation, Donte recently recovered a large award for the family of a man who died while in the custody of the New York City Police Department. Many other verdicts of Donte’s have been featured in the New York Law Journal, as well as in other publications, including a million dollar award for a mother who witnessed her child being struck and killed by a car.