Yoshiaki “Yoshi” Kubota is a founding partner of Kubota & Craig, a distinguished personal injury law firm based in Irvine, California. With over three decades of legal expertise, Yoshi has earned a stellar reputation as one of Southern California’s premier trial attorneys. His unwavering commitment to justice, relentless client advocacy, and exceptional legal acumen have garnered him numerous accolades and the respect of his peers. Yoshi’s extensive experience spans complex litigation, catastrophic injury cases, wrongful death claims, product liability, and governmental tort liability. Photograph of Yoshi Kubota, Personal Injury Lawyer with 30 Years of Award-Winning ExperienceDriven by a passion for securing justice for injury victims, Yoshi is a seasoned personal injury attorney with deep expertise in navigating the intricacies of personal injury law. His practice focuses on representing clients in a wide range of cases, including motor vehicle accidents (cars, motorcycles, and trucks), pedestrian and bicycle accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, workplace injuries, construction site accidents, and more. Over the course of his career, Yoshi has successfully tried more than 45 jury trials to verdict and resolved hundreds of cases through mediation and arbitration. This extensive courtroom experience, combined with his proven ability to deliver favorable outcomes in high-stakes litigation, underscores his standing as a trusted advocate for his clients. His comprehensive understanding of personal injury law empowers him to craft innovative legal strategies tailored to the unique circumstances of each case.

Known as the “Iron Lawyer” for his successes and accomplishments in complex, protracted trials and appeals, as well as for his significant achievements as an Ironman athlete (140.6 miles of swim, bike, and run), Benedict P. Kuehne is experienced in both trial and appellate courtrooms throughout the State of Florida and across the nation. While he is known best for his significant representations as a white collar criminal defense lawyer, he is also one of the premier election law specialists in Florida, having represented Vice President Al Gore and the Gore/Lieberman Recount Committee as trial cocounsel in the 2000 election recount trial and the appeals to the Florida Supreme Court, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. In 2012, leading a legal team, Ben obtained the fifth highest verdict in the United States, $155 million, for his successful representation of an internationally accomplished educator who sued as a whistle blower for her wrongful termination. He is a Past President of the Dade County Bar Association, a former member of the Board of Governors of The Florida Bar, a Past President of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers-Miami, a Life Member of its Miami Chapter, a Founding and Life Member and past board member of the statewide Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and a Charter Member of the Rosemary Barkett Appellate Inn of Court.

Malgorzata “Gosia” Kulczycka is an experienced attorney in the firm’s Silicon Valley office with a broad-based IP law practice. With more than 17 years of legal experience, Gosia works to protect and support her clients’ intellectual property through patent preparation and prosecution and by employing trademark and brand protection strategies for and against infringement claims. Inventor herself, Gosia practices in various IP areas and technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, communication technologies, complex software and more. Gosia has a great deal of experience in the areas of computer graphics and computer networks. She has experience procuring and managing large IP client accounts in the fields of computer graphics and artificial intelligence. In 2022, Gosia represented a defendant in six patent reexamination cases and succeeded in all of them.

An experienced and highly decorated attorney, Glen Kulik has developed an impressive record handling complex litigation matters in state and federal courts throughout California. As a founder and managing partner of Kulik Gottesman Siegel & Ware LLP, he has a long history of successfully representing clients big and small, corporate and individual, in a wide variety of legal disputes. He is a recognized expert in the fields of entertainment, intellectual property, real estate, commercial, and employment law, and he is also a specialist in representing residential homeowner associations including gated communities, high rise buildings, and other common interest developments.

Brett L. Kuller is a personal injury trial attorney. His mission is to help catastrophically injured clients obtain the compensation they are entitled to. He focuses on construction site accident, motor vehicle accident, police misconduct, and trip and fall cases. He consistently obtains outstanding results for his clients and has been named a Super Lawyer’s Rising Stary every year since 2017 and a Super Lawyer every year since 2021, in the field of personal injury. Selection to Super Lawyers involves peer nomination, independent review, only 2.5% of attorneys in New York are named Super Lawyers Rising Stars, and 5% are named Super Lawyers. Mr. Kuller was also named to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 list for 2019 and 2020. Brett obtains maximum recovery for his client’s because he will take the case to trial if the insurance company refuses to pay fair compensation. Most lawyers don’t do trials; Brett became a lawyer because he wanted to conduct trials. He has obtained millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for his clients and several of Brett’s cases have been reported in the New York Law Journal’s top verdicts and settlements. Recent settlements include resolution of a construction site accident case on the eve of trial for $6,000,000, and settlement of a motor vehicle accident case on the eve of trial for $3,750,000. In another recent case, the insurance company’s settlement offer before trial was $45,000. The case settled during trial for $2,450,000, after Brett effectively cross-examined the defense witnesses. In another case, the insurance company’s offer before trial was $15,000, which was increased to $30,000 during trial. The client rejected the offers and the jury returned a verdict in the amount of $2,050,000. Brett obtained a $2,225,000 settlement during trial in a case against the New York City Police Department involving excessive force claims. In that case, the defendant refused to offer one dollar before trial. He also settled a motor vehicle accident case for $1,700,000 on the eve of trial and settled a case involving a trip and fall accident at mediation for $1,600,000. Brett settled a case against the New York City Housing Authority during trial for $1,500,000. The offer in that case prior to trial was $30,000. He obtained a $1,5000,000 settlement at mediation involving a lawsuit where a pedestrian was struck by a motor vehicle. Brett obtained a $1,225,000 settlement during trial in a case where his client was injured by a bus operated by the New York City Transit Authority. At one trial, the insurance company offered $16,000 to settle the case; the client rejected the offer, and the jury returned a verdict of $493,000.