Amanda M. Rokita

Amanda Rokita runs Rokita Law P.C, a highly-rated boutique law firm headquartered in Los Angeles. She focuses on business law/business litigation; real estate law/real estate litigation; California lemon law; and intellectual property law, which includes trademarks and copyrights. Ms. Rokita is experienced in resolving various types of legal disputes, whether it is transactional or litigation.

Ms. Rokita holds a J.D. from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles and a BA from Columbia College. Her extensive education has equipped her with a strong foundation of knowledge in law. While attending law school, Ms. Rokita externed at the Los Angeles Law Library, where she created a comprehensive research guide on the process of criminal record expungement. This guide can be accessed at the Los Angeles Law Library. As a successful entrepreneur, Ms. Rokita understands the unique qualities required to succeed in the business world. She takes bold risks and challenges convention, fearlessly facing adversity and the unknown to bring her vision to life. Ms. Rokita is passionate about her work, using her expertise to safeguard small business owners and their assets. Her clients benefit from her innovative problem-solving abilities and tailored strategic solutions, designed to meet their individual needs. As a staunch advocate, Ms. Rokita tirelessly stands up for her clients and provides legal advice that enables individuals and businesses to achieve their goals with ease.

During her initial year as a practicing attorney, Ms. Rokita was selected as one of the 12 attorneys chosen throughout California to join the Los Angeles Incubator Consortium Program, a partnership created among various Los Angeles law schools to support and assist law school graduates in starting their own solo, small firm, or non-profit practices. She also has experience litigating numerous multi-million dollar cases for small businesses and property owners across California. Since 2014, Ms. Rokita has assisted businesses seeking cannabis licensing applications, including one of the first applications for a medical marijuana cultivation facility license in Desert Hot Springs, CA, the first city in Southern California to legalize large-scale medical marijuana cultivation.