There is no public evidence that Omega Law Group is a scam. A review of State Bar of California records, Better Business Bureau profiles, and third-party review platforms turned up no disciplinary actions, no regulatory investigations, and no lawsuits filed against the firm or its founding partners. Searches that pair the firm’s name with words like “scam” or “complaint” appear to reflect generic negative-keyword queries rather than any documented wrongdoing.
Who Omega Law Group Is
Omega Law Group, PC is a personal injury and employment law firm headquartered at 8800 West Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California.1Omega Law Group. Locations It was formed in 2016 through the merger of Saghian Law Firm, PC and a practice co-founded by Gabriella Naysan and Shahab Mossavar-Rahmani, a former public defender.2West Valley-Warner Center Business Alliance. Business Spotlight: Omega Law Group Accident Injury Attorneys The firm reports 22 attorneys and more than 100 legal professionals in total.3Omega Law Group. Omega Law Group Homepage Its practice focuses on car, truck, rideshare, and pedestrian accidents, wrongful death, slip and fall, and catastrophic injury cases, with a smaller employment law division.4Omega Law Group. Our Firm
What the Disciplinary and Complaint Record Shows
Founding partner Edwin Saghian holds an active California bar license (Bar No. 265386) and is also admitted in Texas, all four U.S. District Courts in California, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.5Omega Law Group. Edwin Saghian His State Bar of California profile shows no public discipline.6State Bar of California. Attorney Licensee Detail: Edwin Saghian
The firm is accredited by the Better Business Bureau under multiple regional profiles, each carrying an A+ rating: Sacramento (accredited May 2022), San Francisco (accredited November 2024), and Dallas (accredited June 2026).7Better Business Bureau. Omega Law Group Accident Injury Attorneys – Sacramento8Better Business Bureau. Omega Law Group Accident Injury Attorneys – San Francisco9Better Business Bureau. Omega Law Group – Dallas None of the BBB profiles reviewed contained complaint narratives or documented disputes.
In short: no bar discipline, no lawsuits, no regulatory action, no complaint record. That is a cleaner public file than many firms carry.
What Clients and Employees Say
Client reviews are generally favorable. Founding partner Robin Saghian holds a 10.0 “Superb” Avvo rating with 20 five-star client reviews and 29 lawyer endorsements, and no negative reviews appeared in the Avvo data reviewed.10Avvo. Robin Saghian Attorney Profile The firm’s own testimonials page aggregates reviews from Google, Yelp, Facebook, and Avvo, and links clients directly to Google to leave a review.11Omega Law Group. Testimonials
Employee feedback on Glassdoor is also broadly positive, with leadership described as “supportive” and “approachable” and an 82% positive business outlook rating. Criticisms were mild: one reviewer noted heavier workloads during transitional periods, and another asked for clearer transparency about advancement and partnership tracks.12Glassdoor. Omega Law Group Leadership Reviews
How the Firm Charges
Fee disputes are a common source of “scam” complaints against law firms, so the structure matters. Omega Law Group works on contingency: clients pay nothing upfront, and the firm collects a percentage of any recovery. The firm’s FAQ gives a hypothetical example of a one-third fee.13Omega Law Group. What Are Most Lawyer Fees for a Car Accident The firm also states that it fronts litigation costs — investigations, expert witnesses, court fees — and recovers them from the final settlement or award.14Omega Law Group. San Bernardino Personal Injury Lawyer No complaints about hidden fees or unexpected deductions turned up in any of the sources reviewed.
Before signing, confirm the exact percentage in writing, whether it changes if the case goes to trial, and how costs are deducted (before or after the fee is calculated). Those terms vary from firm to firm and from case to case.
Vetting Any Law Firm’s Reviews
Positive online reviews should not be the last word on a firm, especially now that the Federal Trade Commission has finalized a rule banning fake consumer reviews and testimonials. The rule, approved in August 2024 by a unanimous 5–0 commission vote, prohibits businesses from creating, buying, or incentivizing reviews that express a predetermined sentiment, bars suppression of negative reviews through legal threats, and requires disclosure when a reviewer has a material connection to the business. Violations can carry civil penalties, and the rule applies to law firms.15Federal Trade Commission. Federal Trade Commission Announces Final Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials No enforcement action connecting Omega Law Group to fake-review practices was found.
If you are evaluating Omega Law Group or any other firm, cross-check the firm’s own testimonials against independent sources: the State Bar’s licensee lookup for discipline history, court dockets for any suits involving the firm, and reviews on platforms the firm does not control. For Omega Law Group, those checks all came back clean.