Overview
Steve Scardino brings over three decades of experience in the field of California Workers' Compensation to his position as a Firm Partner at Gordon, Edelstein, Krepack, Grant, Felton & Goldstein, LLP.
He aggressively handles all California Workers' Compensation cases, with an emphasis on representing first responders in Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange and San Diego counties.
Mr. Scardino earned a bachelor's degree in history with High Honors from California State University, Los Angeles, and his juris doctorate from West Los Angeles School of Law. While in law school, he was frequently named to the Dean's List and collected three West Publishing Awards in the subjects of ethical lawyering, remedies, and wills and trusts.
Honors and Affiliations
Mr. Scardino is past-President of the Executive Board of the California Applicants' Attorneys Association (CAAA), a 1,000-member statewide organization that advocates for injured workers' rights. He is a former president of the Southern California Chapter of CAAA and is also a member of CAAA's Public Safety and Labor Committees. Law & Politics magazine has consecutively named Mr. Scardino a "Rising Star" among Southern California lawyers.
Mr. Scardino is admitted to practice law in California and handles Workers' Compensation cases throughout Southern California.
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