Neama Rahmani

Neama Rahmani (born 1979) is an American personal injury lawyer, writer, and former federal prosecutor.

Rahmani is also a member of the UCLA Political Science Board of Advisors.

Early life and education Rahmani was born in 1979, in California, the son of Persian parents. He completed his BA in political science and government at UCLA in 1999 and received his JD from Harvard Law School in 2002. He was among the youngest to ever graduate Harvard Law School at 22 years old.

Career Rahmani was admitted to practice law in 2002.

In 2023, Rahmani represented three dancers, Arianna Davis, Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez, who sued Lizzo for sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment. Rahmani's caseload also includes several notable lawsuits involving allegations of violence and misconduct. He sued Charlie Sheen following an alleged assault on a dental technician and represented the parents of Shayan Mazroei, who was fatally stabbed. Rahmani acted on behalf of two female inmates in Contra Costa County who claimed they had been raped by a sheriff's deputy. He filed a lawsuit against a pastor in Novato who allegedly coerced a woman into getting an abortion under the guise of providing counseling. Additionally, he is representing the family of an intellectually disabled man who died in a hot car, allegedly neglected by an Easter Seals employee. Rahmani also filed a whistleblower lawsuit against a Loyola Marymount University employee who claimed she was fired for refusing to assist a dean in misappropriating university funds.

Rahmani was also involved in a rape lawsuit against rapper Soulja Boy, representing a client under the pseudonym "Jane Doe."

In September 2023, rapper Kanye West was sued over issues related to a construction project at his multimillion-dollar beachfront mansion in Malibu. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, involves allegations of wrongful termination, unpaid wages, discrimination based on medical conditions, and endangering an employee by placing them in an unsafe work environment. Neama Rahmani, president of West Coast Employment Lawyers, is representing the plaintiff, Tony Saxon, who claims he was hired by Ye in September 2021 as a project manager and faced these issues during his tenure.

Personal life Rahmani is married and lives with his wife and children in Los Angeles.