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Silvia is the proud daughter of immigrants who came to the U.S. in search of the American Dream. Through their actions and accomplishments, they ingrained in her the belief that through hard work and dedication anything is possible.

This work ethic and belief drove Silvia to accomplish many academic and professional feats. Silvia is a graduate of some of America’s most prestigious academic institutions. She received her undergraduate degree from Stanford University where she graduated with honors. She then received a masters degree from Harvard University and juris doctorate from Loyola Law School.

Prior to law school, Silvia enjoyed a successful career as a healthcare executive at a fortune 500 health insurance company. However, her successes left her unfulfilled. She wanted to use her education to make a difference in people’s lives. Specifically, to help the community she came from.

After law school, Silvia opened her own law practice dedicated to immigration law. She spent many years successfully fighting for immigrant rights in immigration court. Soon, Mrs. Gonzalez realized that she could do more. She partnered up with her colleague Nima Pedram to lead the litigation team at Pedram Law, P.C. Together they now successful represent the rights of those who have suffered personal injuries as a result of the negligence of others.

Attorney Nima Pedram is a founding partner of Pedram Law P.C. Nima has spent his entire legal career representing people who have been harmed by negligence of other people. He zealously fights for those who have suffered catastrophic injuries because of the carelessness of others, and for those who have lost loved ones because of another’s negligence, fraudulent conduct, and/or greed. Nima works tirelessly and aggressively to obtain just outcomes for his clients.

Nima received his undergraduate degree from the University of Southern California with a major in International Relations Global Business. Nima earned his law degree from Loyola Law School – Los Angeles where he worked simultaneously at JPMorgan as Vice President of Private Banking.

Nima resolved to become a personal injury attorney after he suffered a severe injury when he was hit by a negligent motorist. After months of rehabilitation and recovery from this incident, Nima vowed that he would champion the rights of those similarly situated. As a result of his personal experiences, Nima not only sees personal injury law as his vocation, but as his calling.