Beverly West Law Launches Personal Injury Firm in California and Nevada

Oct 21, 2026

Beverly West Law, APC, founded by attorney Aaron Setareh, brings large-firm experience and boutique-level attention to personal injury clients.

United States, October 21, 2026 -- Beverly West Law, APC, led by founder and managing attorney Aaron Setareh, announces the continued growth of its personal injury practice across California and Nevada. Based in Beverly Hills, the firm combines the resources of a large practice with personalized legal representation, direct attorney access, thorough case investigations, and dedicated client advocacy.

From Large-Firm Experience to an Independent Practice

Before founding Beverly West Law, Aaron Setareh worked at one of California's largest personal injury law firms, where he handled complex injury claims and guided clients through demanding legal matters. That experience shaped his understanding of how substantial cases are prepared, negotiated, and resolved. It also revealed a gap he wanted to address. Setareh sought to offer clients sophisticated representation without the impersonal structure that can accompany high-volume practices.

Motivated by a commitment to client-first advocacy, he founded Beverly West Law to deliver a different experience. Rather than treating clients as case numbers or moving them between departments, the firm provides each person with direct access to their attorney and consistent, individualized attention. Setareh is dual-licensed in California and Nevada, allowing him to serve clients across both states with the same dedication and urgency.

"At Beverly West Law, clients receive the experience and resources needed to handle substantial cases, along with the personal attention and direct attorney access of a boutique firm," said Setareh.

A Foundation Built on Academic Distinction

Setareh graduated summa cum laude with College Honors from UCLA before attending Loyola Law School, where he specialized in litigation practice. His academic record included First Honors in Fundamentals of Solo Litigation and Honors in Civil Litigation and Advocacy. Summa cum laude is a Latin distinction meaning "with highest honor," reserved for graduates who achieve the top tier of academic performance.

That academic foundation translated into a litigation approach centered on preparation and strategy. Setareh applies the same rigor to every matter, whether a case involves catastrophic injuries and significant damages or difficult questions of liability and identification. The firm approaches each claim with a clear strategy designed to achieve the best possible outcome for the client.

Persistence That Uncovers Overlooked Evidence

One matter illustrates the resourcefulness at the center of the firm's practice. An injured cyclist had been turned away by several firms following a hit-and-run collision because the driver could not be identified. Setareh took the case and obtained surveillance footage from a nearby business. The license plate in the video was unreadable, which would have ended most investigations.

Reviewing the footage closely, Setareh noticed the driver holding dry cleaning. Acting on that single detail, he sent a private investigator to nearby dry cleaners. That step ultimately led to the identification of the driver. The firm secured the available policy limits and full compensation for the client's damaged bicycle and other property.

"The smallest detail can change the course of a case. Our job is to notice what others may have missed," said Setareh.

He added that the example is not meant to suggest the firm handles only smaller matters. Instead, it demonstrates the creativity and determination the firm brings to cases of every size. Beverly West Law has recovered significant settlements for seriously injured clients while continuing to give attention to deserving cases that larger firms may decline.

"Some of the most deserving clients are turned away because their cases are difficult. Those are often the people who need an attorney willing to look closer and keep searching for answers," said Setareh.

Representation Measured by More Than Value

While the firm has obtained substantial recoveries, Setareh emphasizes that the significance of a case is not determined solely by its potential value. Personal injury law, broadly defined, addresses harm caused to individuals through the negligence or wrongful conduct of others, including motor vehicle collisions and related incidents. Beverly West Law approaches each of these matters with the same level of preparation and urgency.

"We have recovered significant settlements for seriously injured clients, but we never measure the importance of a case solely by its potential value. Every client deserves serious representation," said Setareh.

He described the firm's broader purpose in terms that extend beyond financial outcomes. "Success can mean securing a substantial recovery for a seriously injured client, but it also means standing up for someone who otherwise may not have had a voice," said Setareh.

Client Experiences Reflect the Firm's Approach

Clients have consistently pointed to the firm's responsiveness and personal engagement. In one instance, a client whose mother was involved in a car accident noted that Setareh prioritized her medical treatment and physical therapy before addressing other aspects of the claim. The client described how the firm rejected inadequate settlement offers and continued advocating until securing a meaningful resolution that accounted for the injuries, pain, and suffering involved.

Other clients have highlighted the direct communication that defines the practice. One described how Setareh personally placed the first call rather than delegating to an intake assistant, and remained available throughout the process. Another client, balancing work and school while recovering from an accident, credited the firm with lifting a significant burden by handling the matter with diligence and integrity.

These accounts reflect the firm's stated philosophy. Beverly West Law is built on the belief that every client deserves an attorney who will investigate thoroughly, act with urgency, and continue advocating when the answer is not immediately apparent. Additional information about the firm and its client feedback is available through its profiles on Avvo, FindLaw, and Martindale.

Combining Compassion With Strategy

The firm's distinguishing characteristic is the combination of large-firm capability and genuinely personal representation. Clients are informed, protected, and supported during what is often one of the most difficult periods of their lives. Every case is approached with compassion, urgency, and a defined plan.

Setareh shares insights and updates about the firm's work through its social media channels, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. Through these platforms and its direct client relationships, the firm continues to emphasize accessibility and transparency.

Business inquiries may be directed to [email protected].

"At Beverly West Law, it is not just about maximizing compensation. It is about helping people feel protected, informed, and confident," said Setareh.

Beverly West Law Earns Prestigious 2026 Recognition

Beverly West Law, APC, has been recognized by Best of Best Awards as the Best Law Firm in Los Angeles of 2026, honoring its personalized client service, innovative legal strategies, and commitment to exceptional representation. Led by Aaron Setareh, the firm combines extensive litigation experience with the attentive care of a boutique practice. Explore its legal services and learn more about this prestigious recognition.

About Beverly West Law, APC

Beverly West Law, APC, is a personal injury law firm based in Beverly Hills, California, founded by managing attorney Aaron Setareh. Dual-licensed in California and Nevada, the firm combines large-firm experience with boutique-level attention, offering clients direct attorney access, thorough investigation, and persistent advocacy. The firm handles injury claims of all sizes with a commitment to results, personal service, and genuine client care.

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