Barrington Towers, Tenant Advocacy, and the LA Superior Court Landscape

Nima Farahani is a founding partner at Campbell & Farahani LLP, where he has been a relentless advocate for justice since 2006. With nearly two decades of trial experience, Nima is known for his unwavering commitment to protecting the rights of individuals facing powerful adversaries. Based in Sherman Oaks, California, he focuses primarily on civil rights, tenants’ rights, and employees’ rights—fighting to level the playing field for those who have been wronged by financially stronger entities. A graduate of the University of West Los Angeles School of Law, Nima brings both passion and precision to every case, embodying the firm’s mission to make clients whole through aggressive and results-driven representation.

Frances Campbell is a seasoned civil litigator and founding partner at Campbell & Farahani, LLP, where she has practiced since 2011. Based in Agoura Hills, California, her firm is known for its focus on housing law, civil rights, and business litigation. With over two decades of legal experience, Frances brings a deep commitment to advocating for tenants’ rights and underserved communities. Prior to co-founding her firm, she operated her own practice, the Law Office of Frances M. Campbell. In addition to her professional practice, she has volunteered weekly at the Coalition for Economic Survival’s Tenants’ Rights Clinic since 2005, reflecting her ongoing dedication to housing justice. She is also a published legal writer, contributing to outlets like Advocate Magazine and Los Angeles Lawyer on critical topics including California housing legislation and digital privacy law. Her career reflects a blend of legal acumen, social advocacy, and unwavering commitment to justice.

Alexandra Y. Hong is a dedicated public interest attorney with over a decade of experience advocating for marginalized communities across Los Angeles. Currently serving as a Project Attorney for the Veterans Legal Services Project with the Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Counsel for Justice, Alexandra brings a steadfast commitment to housing rights and legal equity for underserved populations, particularly veterans. Her career has included impactful roles at Hadsell Stormer & Renick LLP, BASTA, Inc., and Inner City Law Center, where she fought for tenants’ rights and against unlawful evictions. A graduate of Southwestern Law School, Alexandra has also held leadership positions with the National Lawyers Guild and contributed to grassroots efforts supporting incarcerated individuals, the unhoused, and low-wage workers. Her legal work is rooted in a lifelong passion for social justice, community organizing, and direct service.