McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC is a distinguished plaintiffs’ trial practice specializing in catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and civil rights litigation, renowned for its deeply compassionate, human-first approach to advocacy. Founded and led by seasoned trial attorneys Stephen McElroy and Ashley Parris, the firm is built on core values of family, justice, and community, treating every client as an extension of their own family and dedicating themselves to giving a voice to the vulnerable and underserved.
The firm’s attorneys are highly experienced trial lawyers—with over 100 civil jury trials to verdict—who are known for their willingness to take cases to trial to secure fair compensation for their clients. They focus on representing individuals who have suffered life-altering injuries or loss due to negligence, with particular emphasis on chronic pain disorders, traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, and cases involving women, people of color, the elderly, and disabled individuals who face systemic barriers to justice.
Services Offered
- Catastrophic Injury Representation
- Wrongful Death Claims
- Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
- Spinal Cord Injury Litigation
- Chronic Pain Disorders (e.g., Complex Regional Pain Syndrome)
- Burn Injury Claims
- Trucking and Commercial Vehicle Accidents
- Construction Accident Cases
- Car and Motorcycle Accident Claims
- Dangerous Roadway and Infrastructure Cases
- Defective Product Injuries
- Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse
- Wrongful Termination
- Workplace Harassment and Discrimination
- Civil Rights and Police Misconduct Litigation
- Employment Discrimination
Based in Ojai with an additional office in Los Angeles, the firm serves clients throughout California and is equipped to handle complex, high-stakes litigation across multiple practice areas. Several attorneys have been recognized as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars, reflecting their commitment to excellence and impactful client outcomes. The firm is also actively involved in community service, legal education, and pro bono initiatives, including the development of the Ojai Legal Project.
