Aggressive Representation Backed by Compassion & Experience
Los Angeles Workers’ Compensation Attorney
Helping Victims Get Their Lives Back
Proven Los Angeles workers' compensation lawyer Ronald P. Ehrman and team have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of injury victims who have been harmed at the mercy of their employers.
We also have a tremendous track record for success, righting the wrongs of careless individuals who have caused damage to our clients by way of a traffic accident, defective product, a dog bite, or premises liability. Clients who turn to our firm retain more than just a hardworking advocate—they retain invaluable insight and connections to healthcare providers offering the highest level of medical treatment.
Fighting for Maximum Benefits & Compensation
All Injury Victims Rightfully Deserve
Established Workers' Compensation Law Firm Dedicated to Serving Our Clients
Our exceptional office staff and accomplished legal team are focused on providing our clients with compassionate legal representation. Led by our experienced Los Angeles workers’ compensation lawyer, Ronald P. Ehrman, wants to make sure our clients receive the compensation they deserve. Schedule your free consultation with the Law Office of Ronald P. Ehrman today. Call (213) 455-5808 or fill out our online contact form.
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Se Habla EspañolAs a bilingual firm, we welcome Spanish-speaking victims.
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Millions Recovered
Attorney Ronald P. Ehrman has recovered millions of dollars for injured clients since 1991.
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We Come to YouWhether you are bedridden at home or in the hospital, we accommodate your needs.
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No Recovery, No FeeClients who turn to our firm pay us nothing unless we win a settlement on their behalf.
What Our Clients Have to Say
Trusted by Injury Victims Throughout Los Angeles
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He fought very hard to get me a settlement- Anonymous
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I needed a lawyer to sue a lawyer. It was not an easy case. Ron dragged the other lawyer over hot coals and made him squirm. When it comes to attention to details, this is your man. Ron won the first issue. The other side appealed, but before the appeal co- Gene