No fee unless we win - the manufacturer pays attorney fees on a successful claimNHTSA recall 26V530000: 2024-2025 Chevrolet Silverado 2500, tire pressure monitors - August 2026Most people don't know: the 30 days your car spends in the shop do not have to be consecutive4.7 / 5 from 103 Google reviewsNHTSA recall 26V510000: 2023-2025 Dodge Hornet, seat belts - August 2026Most people don't know: a leased vehicle carries the same lemon law rights as one you boughtServing all of California from Beverly HillsNHTSA recall 26V451000: 2020-2026 Ford Explorer, seat assembly - July 2026Most people don't know: a used car still under the original factory warranty can qualifyAn attorney reviews every case and responds within 24 hoursNHTSA recall 26V422000: 2024-2025 BMW i5 and others, brakes - July 2026Most people don't know: a repair only counts if you reported it to an authorized dealerNHTSA recall 26V332000: 2022-2026 Acura MDX, airbags - May 2026Most people don't know: on a successful claim the manufacturer pays your legal fees, not you

Meet Our Attorneys

With decades of combined experience exclusively in California Lemon Law, our founding partners bring deep experience and personal attention to every case.

Michael Saeedian, Esq., Founding Attorney at The Lemon Pros
Super Lawyers Rising Stars

Michael Saeedian, Esq.

Michael Saeedian is a California Lemon Law attorney and the founding attorney of The Lemon Pros. He has been named to Super Lawyers Rising Stars every year from 2020 through 2025. No matter how tough or complex your situation may be, Attorney Michael Saeedian will take the time to understand your unique needs and goals and develop a tailored legal strategy aimed at securing the strongest outcome your case supports.

After earning his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Attorney Michael Saeedian went on to obtain his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. He went on to found Saeedian Law Group in the heart of Beverly Hills, California. From this location, our staff members will personally travel to meet potential clients anywhere in the state.

Attorney Michael Saeedian is intimately familiar with California Lemon Law, both from his years in practice and from personal experience. He is fully aware of the stress and suffering his clients are going through and, armed with this knowledge, he is prepared to do everything in his power to secure the recovery they are owed.

At The Lemon Pros, Attorney Michael Saeedian exclusively practices Lemon Law. This focus allows him to be an effective and reliable advocate for his clients. He has been recognized for his legal skill and client-focused approach, including selection to Super Lawyers Rising Stars for six straight years.

Arash Khorsandi, Esq., Attorney at The Lemon Pros
Co-Founder USC Marshall School of Business Fluent in Farsi

Arash Khorsandi, Esq.

Arash Khorsandi, Esq., is the co-founder of The Lemon Pros. After graduating from the USC Marshall School of Business and law school, he became a fierce California Lemon Law Attorney at the young age of just 24. Over the years, Arash has built a dedicated team of trial lawyers, former insurance company adjusters, and experienced paralegals who work to get each client the strongest outcome their case supports.

Arash's background is unique, coming from a world where nothing was passed down to him. The son of immigrant parents, Arash has always fought tirelessly for justice and equity. After graduating from the USC Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles, where he earned his degree in business and finance, Arash went straight to law school and became an attorney at the young age of 24.

Being one of the youngest lawyers in town, Arash had to earn his reputation and gain the respect of his peers. Quickly within the next 10 years, Arash was able to build a statewide office with employees dedicated solely to the rights of consumers. Arash has been invited to speak at seminars and conferences that educate other lawyers on the intricacies of the law.

Success and results are the two words that best describe Arash's work ethic. He has dedicated his career and his offices to pursuing the strongest outcome available to his clients. Arash is fluent in English and Farsi.

Timan Khoubian, Esq., Managing Attorney at The Lemon Pros

Timan Khoubian, Esq.

Admitted to the State Bar of California · No. 296208

Timan Khoubian joined The Lemon Pros in November 2025 and serves as the firm's Managing Attorney. He handles lemon law matters end to end, from discovery and depositions through motions, settlement negotiations and the client conversations in between.

He came to the work from an unusual direction. After finishing his undergraduate degree at UCLA in 2004, summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, he spent two years as an economic consultant working alongside parties in civil litigation. He then returned to UCLA to study law and business at the same time, earning his law degree in 2010 as a member of the Order of the Coif and his MBA from UCLA Anderson as a Carter Fellow. He was admitted to the State Bar of California in 2014.

Before joining the firm he spent more than a decade in investment banking, private equity and real estate, most recently as a managing director at DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners, where he oversaw the legal, operational and investment side of the business across greater Los Angeles.

Short answer

The firm's attorneys practice California lemon law exclusively, representing consumers rather than manufacturers or dealers. Michael Saeedian is the founding attorney, California Bar number 265470, and Arash Khorsandi a co-founder. Every case review is free and an attorney responds within 24 hours.

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California Lemon Law Attorneys

Our California Lemon Law attorneys represent consumers who are dealing with defective vehicles that have not been properly repaired under warranty. This page provides an overview of the attorneys who focus on California Lemon Law cases and help clients pursue compensation, vehicle replacement, or repurchase when manufacturers fail to meet their legal obligations.

Each attorney listed here works with consumers across California to evaluate Lemon Law claims, review repair histories, and explain available legal options. By focusing exclusively on Lemon Law matters, our attorneys are able to guide clients through the process clearly and efficiently, without upfront legal fees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Michael Saeedian, Esq., the founding attorney, California State Bar number 265470, and Arash Khorsandi, Esq., co-founder, State Bar number 249405.
California lemon law, exclusively. That means claims under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act on behalf of vehicle owners and lessees rather than manufacturers.
Yes. Both are listed on the State Bar of California's public licensee search under the numbers above, which is the authoritative source.
That depends on the matter. Both founders practice California lemon law, and the firm also includes trial lawyers, former insurance adjusters and paralegals.
Generally nothing out of pocket. Under the fee-shifting provision of the Song-Beverly Act, the manufacturer pays your reasonable attorney fees and costs on a successful claim.
Yes. Leased vehicles carry the same protection as purchased ones, and used vehicles qualify where a manufacturer's or dealer's warranty was in force.
A lemon law claim generally runs against the manufacturer. Where the issue is what was disclosed at the point of sale, that is a separate claim against the dealer.
Beverly Hills, at 9100 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 500W, and the firm represents clients across California.
Three to six months is common from demand to resolution, longer where the manufacturer disputes the repair history.
No. Claims are generally handled remotely, with documents shared electronically and the negotiation conducted by correspondence with the manufacturer. Most California lemon law matters resolve without either side attending a courtroom.