Los Angeles attorney Yosi Yahoudai, co-founder and managing partner of J&Y Law, has been named to The National Trial Lawyers Top 100.
The honor, announced on July 31, 2026, recognizes leading civil plaintiff and criminal defense lawyers across California.
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Selection to this invitation-only group involves a thorough process. It combines peer nominations with independent third-party research, evaluating leadership, reputation, and standing in the legal community.
Yahoudai co-founded J&Y Law with Jason Javaheri.
The firm focuses exclusively on representing injured individuals throughout California in cases involving motor vehicle collisions, premises liability, elder abuse, wrongful death, dog bites, sexual assault, and defective products.
Reacting to the recognition, Yahoudai said, "This is a tremendous honor.
I hope it sends a clear message to insurance companies that J&Y Law is ready to go to trial when it's the right thing for our clients.
This recognition reflects a total team effort.
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I'm grateful to everyone at our firm, my co-founder and partner Jason, my family and everyone who supports our fight for others."
Before starting his practice, Yahoudai graduated magna cum laude from UCLA and earned his law degree from Southwestern Law School.
He also served as a judicial extern to U. S.
District Judge Alexander Williams III and clerked in the Los Angeles City Attorney's Civil Liability Division.
The Top 100 distinction adds to Yahoudai's existing accolades, including membership in the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40, lifetime status in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, and a 10.0 Avvo rating.
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The National Trial Lawyers is a professional organization that provides continuing legal education, conferences, and attorney directories. Membership requires annual renewal, based on ongoing achievements and conference attendance.
