Cohn & Swartzon relocates Orange County HQ to Irvine and launches new website

Cohn & Swartzon LLP has moved its Orange County headquarters from Santa Ana to Irvine and rolled out a redesigned website as the California personal injury firm expands its direct-attorney model. The update underscores the firm’s statewide push while highlighting a recent $8.8 million wrongful death recovery.

Why it matters: - Cohn & Swartzon LLP is expanding its Orange County footprint while keeping its Tulare County office in place for Central Valley clients. - The move pairs a new headquarters with a website relaunch, giving the firm a stronger local base and a more direct front door for injured clients seeking representation. - The firm is emphasizing attorney-led case handling, a model it says can affect both client communication and case outcomes.

What happened: - Cohn & Swartzon LLP announced a redesigned website and relocated its Orange County headquarters from Santa Ana to 2 Park Plaza, Suite 1050, Irvine, California 92614. - The firm said its Tulare County office at 131 East Kern Ave, Suite H, Tulare, California 93274 will continue serving clients throughout the Central Valley. - The California personal injury law firm has served clients statewide since 2008.

The details: - Clients work directly with an attorney, a paralegal and other team members from the first call through final resolution. - Attorneys investigate claims, handle insurance communications and stay involved throughout the case. - Founders Jason D. Cohn and Saar Swartzon both previously worked in insurance defense. - The firm said that background gives its attorneys insight into how carriers evaluate, challenge and reduce claims. - The team includes Partner Oz Tannenbaum and Senior Trial Attorney Anson Bui, who is fluent in Vietnamese. - Spanish-speaking staff are part of the practice. - The firm says its attorneys have more than 90 years of combined legal experience. - Cohn & Swartzon LLP says its team has more than $150 million in collective verdicts, judgments, awards and settlements. - In a recent automobile collision wrongful death case, the firm secured an $8,800,000 recovery for surviving family members. - California law allows certain family members and dependents to bring wrongful death claims under Code of Civil Procedure Section 377.60. - Recoverable damages in those cases can include loss of financial support, loss of love and companionship, household services, and funeral and burial expenses. - California Code of Civil Procedure Section 377.61 allows damages that are just under the circumstances, a standard that rewards preparation, expert testimony and trial readiness. - The firm is recognized by Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers, Martindale Avvo, ABOTA, the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, CAOC, CAALA and OCTLA. - Cohn & Swartzon LLP works on a contingency fee basis, with no upfront costs and no fees unless the firm wins. - Free consultations are available 24 hours a day. - The firm included social media links for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

Between the lines: - The firm is using the relocation and website launch to reinforce a brand centered on direct lawyer involvement rather than a high-volume intake model. - The recent $8.8 million result is the clearest signal in the release that the firm wants prospective clients to associate its process with high-stakes outcomes. - The insurance-defense backgrounds of the founders are presented as a competitive advantage in negotiations and litigation strategy.

What’s next: - Cohn & Swartzon LLP is positioning the Irvine office as its Orange County hub for future client intake and case work. - The redesigned website and 24-hour consultation access suggest the firm is trying to broaden reach across California while keeping consultations simple for injured clients. - The company did not announce additional office openings or staffing changes.