Arash Hashemi
During his years as a criminal defense attorney, Mr. Hashemi has handled a wide variety of cases, ranging from simple misdemeanors to complicated felonies. Including but not limited to, attempted murder, sexual battery, drug cases, gun cases. Mr. Hashemi has also represented thousands of Californians accused of violating their probation or parole. He has also argued and practiced before the California Court of Appeals. Mr. Hashemi is admitted to practice before all California State Courts and the United States District Court for the Central & Southern Districts of California. Mr. Hashemi is the host of the Podcast “Hashing Out the Law“ and volunteers on a regular bases at the Mesereau Free Legal Clinic, in South Los Angeles. During his free time he enjoys playing basketball and photography.
Bar admissions
- State Bar of California
- U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California
Accreditations
- Department of Veterans Affairs (Accreditation Number: 32284, POA Code: B4V)
Professional memberships (current and past)
- American Bar Association
- Criminal Courts Bar Association (Executive Board Member)
- California Public Defenders Association
- California Association of Parole Defense Attorneys
- Los Angeles County Bar Association
- Beverly Hills Bar Association
- Century City Bar Association
- San Fernando Valley Bar Association
- Culver Marina Bar Association
- Iranian American Bar Association
- Iranian American Lawyers Association (Past Board Member)
Education
- J.D., University of La Verne College of Law, 2001
- B.A. in History, California State University, Northridge, 1998
To schedule a consultation with a lawyer at our firm, contact us 24 hours a day at (310) 448-1529 or contact us online. Our office is conveniently located in the Westside Towers in Los Angeles, within minutes of Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Westwood, and steps away from the Expo/Bundy Station. We have flexible hours and weekend appointments, and we will visit you in jail to discuss your case.