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Dmitriy Cherepinskiy

Founder and Principal, Cherepinskiy Law Firm, PC · Los Angeles, CA

Dmitriy Cherepinskiy is a personal injury attorney at Cherepinskiy Law Firm, PC in Los Angeles, California.

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Dmitriy Cherepinskiy is the founder and principal of Cherepinskiy Law Firm, PC, a personal injury practice located on South Beverly Drive in Los Angeles [1][2]. He earned his law degree at the University of California, Davis, School of Law (King Hall) and was admitted to the State Bar of California on December 3, 2002; his license is active [1].

The firm concentrates on personal injury, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death matters, including motor vehicle accidents, elder abuse and neglect, medical malpractice, premises liability, product liability, and construction and industrial accidents [2]. According to the firm, Cherepinskiy spent more than a decade as a defense attorney representing businesses, health care providers, and insurance carriers before moving to plaintiff-side work, a background it describes as informing the firm's approach to litigation and trial preparation [2].

The firm states that it handles cases through settlement negotiation or trial as circumstances require, and that it works with Medicare, Medi-Cal, and medical providers on lien resolution for clients [2].

Cherepinskiy has been recognized by Southern California Super Lawyers and The National Trial Lawyers [2][3].

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Recognition

  • Southern California Super Lawyers — Super Lawyers (Thomson Reuters) [2]
  • The National Trial Lawyers — The National Trial Lawyers [3]

References

  1. State Bar of CA — attorney license record
  2. Super Lawyers (Thomson Reuters) — Southern California Super Lawyers
  3. The National Trial Lawyers — The National Trial Lawyers

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