About Roxanna
Roxanna Talaie practices law in California and works at Slater Slater Schulman. She is a courtroom lawyer who spends much of her time preparing cases, advising clients and handling the daily demands of civil practice. Her work is practical and detail oriented.
Talaie built her practice around steady, methodical casework. Over the years she has developed routines for managing discovery, drafting dispositive motions and preparing witnesses. She favors clear writing and careful record-keeping. Colleagues describe her as deliberate in strategy and thorough in preparation.
Her career at the firm has involved both front-end client counseling and reactive litigation tasks. She meets with clients to map out objectives, assesses risks and shapes case plans. When disputes escalate she moves into motion practice and trial preparation. That mix of preventive advice and dispute resolution informs how she handles matters day to day.
In court she focuses on procedure and persuasion. Talaie prepares concise briefs, opposes meritless claims and presses viable theories when the facts support them. She pays attention to deadlines and the technical rules that govern evidence and pleading. Those details often dictate outcomes, she says, and she organizes her work to avoid surprises.
Her practice includes negotiation as well as litigation. Talaie will advance settlement talks when they make sense to preserve client resources. She also prepares thoroughly for hearings so settlements emerge from a position of knowledge rather than uncertainty. Clients benefit from that balance between resolving disputes and defending interests when needed.
Within the office she helps shepherd matters from intake through resolution. She coordinates with experts, manages document production and works with support staff to keep cases moving. That project-management approach aims to reduce friction and keep costs predictable for clients.
Outside specific casework Talaie contributes to the firm’s broader practice through mentoring junior attorneys and refining internal processes for efficiency. She emphasizes communication: timely updates, candid assessments and practical steps for clients to follow.
She is licensed to practice in California and maintains an active practice at Slater Slater Schulman. Her current work concentrates on civil matters handled through litigation, negotiation and client advisement.
