Sam Ogbogu, Esq.
Board Member
Legal Counsel
Samuel Ogbogu earned his Bachelor of Law degree from Abia State University (formerly Imo State University) in 1987. His credentials were further bolstered when he was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 1988, receiving the esteemed title of Solicitor and Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, an honor granted by the Nigerian Council of Legal Education. Following a brief tenure in legal practice in Nigeria, he transitioned to Southern California, USA.
In 1991, Samuel Ogbogu was granted admission to the State Bar of California, demonstrating his prowess and commitment within the American legal landscape. His recognition extended even further with admission to the United States District Court in 1992, followed by subsequent admissions to the U.S District Court of Appeals and U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit.
An esteemed member of the Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles (CAALA), Samuel Ogbogu’s professional affiliation reflects his dedication to upholding ethical standards and promoting excellence in his practice. Notably, he served as President and member of the Board of Trustees of the Nigerian American Lawyers Association (NALA), California.
Samuel Ogbogu’s legal focus centers on advocating for consumers, entities, and victims adversely affected by the actions of others, including corporate and governmental entities. His expertise encompasses diverse areas, ranging from personal injury and civil rights to contractual disputes and real estate transactions. Driven by an unwavering commitment to justice, he tirelessly advocates for his clients, undeterred by the magnitude, wealth, or influence of the opposing party.
At the heart of his practice is a profound compassion for his clients and an unyielding pursuit of justice. This ethos defines his firm, Samuel Ogbogu, Inc., a distinguished professional Law Corporation headquartered in Los Angeles, California. As the founder and principal attorney, Samuel Ogbogu remains steadfast in his dedication to delivering exceptional legal representation and championing the principles of justice and equity.