Shehnaz Bhujwala represents plaintiffs in a variety of matters, including class action, catastrophic personal injury, product liability, negligence, and wrongful death litigation.

As a consumer attorney, Ms. Bhujwala has assisted with the successful resolution of numerous high profile cases, including a $58 million jury verdict for a construction worker caused to suffer severe burn injuries from a defective O-ring; settlement with a television network on behalf of a news reporter who was severely burned and electrified when her mobile transmission truck struck overhead power lines; and the historic settlements reached with the LA and San Diego Archdioceses on behalf of Clergy sex abuse survivors.

Ms. Bhujwala is a graduate of USC Law School (2002). During her time there, Ms. Bhujwala externed for the Honorable U.S. District Court Judge Robert M. Takasugi, counseled victims of domestic violence through LACBA's Barristers' Domestic Violence Project, and was a 2001 Moot Court Quarter-Finalist. She is also a graduate of UCLA, where she earned her BA in Psychology (1997) and earned high honors for her research in the intersecting fields of Cognitive Psychology and Law.

Upon graduation, Ms. Bhujwala joined Greene, Broillet, Panish & Wheeler, a plaintiffs' litigation firm, where she worked on high profile, product liability cases against national auto and tire manufacturers and other corporate entities. There, she discovered her passion for holding corporate wrongdoers accountable and effecting positive changes for consumers via the legal system.

In 2007, Ms. Bhujwala joined Kiesel Boucher & Larson in its fight for justice against Catholic entities on behalf of survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Following resolution of many of these cases, she has expanded her practice to class actions and other complex litigation cases to achieve justice for her clients.

Ms. Bhujwala is a member of the State Bar of California, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles and Consumer Attorneys of California.