Trial Attorney
Brandon Marvisi is a litigator at Arash Law, focusing on personal injury, product liability, consumer class actions, and data breach litigation. Applying his extensive experience to advocate for individuals and consumers who have been wronged, he draws on his prior work representing Fortune 500 companies in complex civil and class action matters.
This perspective enables Brandon to navigate the intricacies of defense strategies with precision, leveraging his background to advocate effectively for plaintiffs seeking justice. With each case, Brandon remains dedicated to Arash Law’s core principles — integrity, compassion, and client advocacy — working to pursue favorable outcomes for those facing legal challenges.
Brandon earned his Juris Doctor from Duke University School of Law and his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Government from the University of Michigan, where he graduated with distinction.
Outside of his legal practice, Brandon is a lifelong New York Knicks fan and enjoys engaging with his community through mentorship and volunteer work.
Case: Wrongful Death
Brandon Marvisi represented the wife and three children of a 40-year-old mechanic who was killed after stopping on a dark stretch of freeway to help a coworker whose truck had stalled. While he worked under the hood, a driver traveling about 72 mph on cruise control hit the disabled truck without braking or steering, throwing him roughly 60 feet. A second driver, going up to 90 mph, then struck him as he lay in the roadway. Other drivers on the same road saw the hazard lights and avoided the scene. Brandon and the team built the case on objective evidence: vehicle data, CHP investigators who concluded the first driver was not paying attention, and the driver’s admission that he turned his head to look at the flashing lights and took no precautions.
The central fight was whether the driver's employer was responsible. He was driving his own car home after dinner, but the evidence shows he had traveled to another office that day for an in-person business meeting that the company paid for. Brandon successfully proved this under California's special-errand doctrine and obtained a $5 million settlement for our client. For Brandon, this case is about a man who died doing the right thing. He had come to the United States to provide for his wife and children, called them as often as three times a day, and lost his life stopping to help a coworker. Brandon fought to make sure his family was not left to carry that loss alone.
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