Nina Shapirshteyn's professional journey reflects a relentless pursuit of justice for those severely injured due to carelessness. Her legal battles encompass wrongful death and product liability suits, challenging formidable foes like large corporations and insurance entities. She stands tall in the courtroom, securing multimillion-dollar settlements for clients, notably in traumatic brain injury and catastrophic damage cases.

Her courtroom prowess shone brightly when she won a staggering $79.8 million from Johnson & Johnson, marking California's largest defective product verdict. This victory came despite the company's initial refusal to offer any settlement.

Shapirshteyn's legal expertise spans a wide range, including personal injury cases from animal bites to truck accidents and wrongful death. She navigates the complex landscape of products liability, tackling cases related to drugs, medical devices, and motor vehicle defects. Her legal acumen also covers toxic torts, asbestos and mesothelioma claims, alongside consumer law issues like class actions and lemon laws.

In the insurance realm, she adeptly handles cases of bad faith, representing clients against companies in various insurance sectors, including business, health, life, and motor vehicle insurance. Additionally, she addresses elder abuse and nursing home neglect, underpinning her commitment to defending the vulnerable.

Shapirshteyn's practice is also notable for its client-friendly financial terms, offering free consultations and contingent fee structures, which aligns with her commitment to accessible justice. Licensed in California and New York, she brings her expertise to a broad clientele, supported by her proficiency in English, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian.

Her educational background, with a J.D. from Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University and a B.S. in Management Science from the University of California - San Diego, complements her professional achievements. Currently, she is a pivotal figure at Alexander Law Group, LLP, where she continues her mission to champion the rights of those wronged by negligence.