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As Johnnie Cochran once observed, there is a difference between a street lawyer and a suite lawyer. I am a street lawyer. I hustle and make things happen. I am in court almost every day. I enjoy trial. I pride myself on consistently getting great results for clients.
Our office has recovered millions for our personal injury clients and has developed a reputation as a tenacious firm that will take on the most difficult and serious injury cases.
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Position: Partner
Practice Areas: Personal Injury | Wrongful Death | Criminal Defense | Civil Rights
Jurisdictions: California & U.S. District Court – Central & Southern Districts of California
Email: Damon@RogersBeltran.com
Phone: 213.900.9004
Fax: 213.900.9005
Representative Civil Cases
- $ 5.5 Million – Jane Doe v. John Roe – Severe auto accident caused by DUI driver
- $ 3.6 Million – John Doe v. John Roe – Motorcycle Accident where client suffered a subdural hematoma and a traumatic brain injury
- $ 1.9 Million – Juan Murillo v. WPM, Inc. – Traumatic Brain Injury suffered during assault & battery on commercial premises
- $ 1.25 Million – M.M. v. Building Owner – Eye Injury after exit sign falls and hits plaintiff in the eye
- $1.0 Million – Jane Doe v. Peter Jizrawi – Alleged sexual assaults in late 1970’s
- $ 550,000 – Jane Doe v. Dr. Roe – Wrongful Death lawsuit against “pill mill” doctor
- $ 171,000 – R.P. v. E.S. & J.S. – Dog Bite injury to index finger
As A Criminal Defense Attorney
| Result | Case Summary |
|---|---|
| Not Guilty Verdict | Client facing DUI charges after 911 caller reported reckless driver on the freeway |
| Full Dismissal of All Charges | Client facing felony gross negligent discharge of a firearm charge |
| Full Dismissal of All Charges | Client facing felony battery with great bodily injury (“GBI”) allegations where DA was seeking 8 years state prison |
| 2 years | Client facing 25-to-life for two counts of attempted murder with GBI allegations |
| Full Dismissal of All Charges | Assault and Battery case dismissed after motion filed to compel police department to turn over evidecne |
| 4 years | Client facing 60 years for transportation of over 20 kilos of meth and heroine found in his car during lawful traffic stop |
| Probation, no jail time | Client prosecuted in Federal Court in San Diego for stealing more than $100,000 from Social Security by receiving direct deposits for years for his dead uncle |
| Dismissal of All Charges | Winning “Serna Motion” leads to dismissal of all charges by the judge |
| Dismissal of All Charges | DA drops all charges based on our arguments that there was insufficient evidence to convict our client at trial |
| 180 days county jail | Client with 6 prison priors facing 9 years in state prison for felony burglary and receiving stolen property |
- Not Guilty Verdict – Client facing DUI charges after 911 caller reported reckless driver on the freeway
- Full Dismissal of All Charges – Client facing felony gross negligent discharge of a firearm charge
- Full Dismissal of All Charges – Client facing felony battery with great bodily injury (“GBI”) allegations where DA was seeking 8 years in state prison
- 2 years – Client facing 25-to-life for two counts of attempted murder with GBI allegations
- Full Dismissal of All Charges – Assault and Battery case dismissed after motion filed to compel police department to turn over evidence
- 4 years – Client facing 60 years for transportation of over 20 kilos of meth and heroin found in his car during a lawful traffic stop
- Probation, no jail time – Client prosecuted in Federal Court in San Diego for stealing more than $100,000 from Social Security by receiving direct deposits for years for his dead uncle
- Dismissal of All Charges – Winning “Serna Motion” leads to dismissal of all charges by the judge
- Dismissal of All Charges – DA drops all charges based on our arguments that there was insufficient evidence to convict our client at trial
- 180 days county jail – Client with 6 prison priors facing 9 years in state prison for felony burglary and receiving stolen property

