Mark S. Roth is a former office managing partner of the Los Angeles office, which he opened when he joined the firm in 1995. He is an AV-rated litigator who has secured numerous seven-figure verdicts and settlements, including a jury verdict of nearly $12 million featured in a California Law Business article titled "Four of the Biggest of 1990" profiling noteworthy verdicts. Mark has been voted by his peers as a Southern California Super Lawyer in General Litigation on numerous occasions.
Mark's primary areas of experience include products liability, construction defects and inverse condemnation. His litigation experience includes multi-party mediations, arbitrations and trials on behalf of insurance companies, self-insureds and individuals.
Mark has authored numerous articles on subrogation and presented seminars to many insurance companies and organizations including the California Conference of Arson Investigators, National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP) and Wildland Fire Litigation Conference.
Mark has served on the board of directors of the Mental Health Advocacy Services of Los Angeles, where he participated in impact litigation to improve the lives of people with developmental disabilities. He also currently provides pro bono service to the Los Angeles Superior Court Voluntary Settlement Conference program and as a judge at mock trial and mediation competitions at distinguished law schools in Southern California.
Mark has a Bachelor of Arts in social sciences and communication from the University of Southern California and a J.D. from Southwestern Law School, where he served as a Note & Comment Editor on the Law Review and was the recipient of the 1975 Schweitzer Moot Court Competition Outstanding Brief Award.