Roxanna Talaie

Roxanna brings compassion, preparation and strategic advocacy to every client she represents.

Roxanna’s legal career began at one of the nation’s most prominent securities litigation firms, where she worked on complex matters involving U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigations, class actions, and state and federal litigation.

Roxanna then transitioned to representing survivors of sexual abuse. Here, she has worked on landmark cases involving the Boy Scouts of America and California Catholic clergy. This work has allowed her to develop the unique skills required to help clients navigate deeply personal and challenging circumstances. Through this experience, she developed a trauma-informed, client-centered approach grounded in empathy, trust and careful advocacy.

Today, Roxanna continues to focus her practice on representing survivors of childhood and sexual abuse. She brings a strong foundation in complex litigation and approaches each case with thoughtful preparation and respect for the courage it takes to seek justice. Roxanna is committed to holding institutions accountable for abuse by their employees while providing steady, compassionate and results-driven representation.

Roxanna earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Southern California and her Juris Doctor from Pepperdine University School of Law. While at Pepperdine, she participated in the Community Justice Clinic, serving as counsel to nonprofit and community organizations, and earned a Certificate in Dispute Resolution from the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution.