About John
John Steiner graduated from Chapman University with a Juris Doctor after earning a Bachelor of Arts from California State University, Fullerton. He took the conventional route through law school and into practice, combining classroom training with early courtroom exposure. The law degree from Chapman set the stage for a career centered on civil litigation and injury matters.
Steiner's legal credentials cover state and federal courts. He is admitted to the State Bar of California and to practice in all four California federal districts: the Northern, Eastern, Central and Southern United States District Courts. Those admissions have allowed him to pursue cases that require federal filings as well as state-court litigation, and they shape the kinds of matters he takes on.
Early in his career Steiner worked through common plaintiff-side processes, building experience in case investigation, client intake, and negotiations. Over time he moved into practice as a lawyer under the Steiner name. Records list him as counsel at Steiner Injury Law, and his office is identified as the Law Offices of John Steiner in Sacramento. He maintains an active membership in the American Bar Association and has been a member of the Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America since 2017, a professional affiliation that aligns with certain types of transportation and trucking litigation.
Colleagues and court records show Steiner handling the practical mechanics of injury claims: preparing pleadings, managing discovery, and advising clients on settlement options and trial risks. He has litigated matters that require coordination across jurisdictions, an area made more manageable by his federal admissions. That background has also meant regular interaction with experts, insurers and opposing counsel on complex liability and damages questions.
Outside court filings and association listings, Steiner's public professional footprint centers on his Sacramento office. He continues to accept cases that arise from motor vehicle collisions and other incidents that produce injury claims. His memberships and federal admissions allow him to pursue those matters in both state and federal courts when the factual or legal issues call for that step.
He currently practices from his Sacramento office and handles personal injury and interstate trucking cases in state and federal courts.
